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SLoWMoTIoN
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I played this a while back apparently it is getting released digitally on the 25th. It was a solid yet short beat em up. This "remaster" has clean sprites, native 16:9 and bigger tits apparently.
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I played this a while back apparently it is getting released digitally on the 25th. It was a solid yet short beat em up. This "remaster" has clean sprites, native 16:9 and bigger tits apparently.
Space Runaway
Member
That's cool. Probably pick this up at some point but no real rush as even back then this was sort of an average but fun game. It's good they put some extra work into this though.
Unfortunately it's soundtrack can't compare to arcade prequel. Would be cool if they included it as an option or something.
Unfortunately it's soundtrack can't compare to arcade prequel. Would be cool if they included it as an option or something.
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SLoWMoTIoN
Unconfirmed Member
It is prob not up and won't be until launch.
Its 30 for the physical version. Im sure digital will be 15 unless im mistaken.
newtypepilot
Member
wow kinochi go a big upgrade... in cup size
yes...daddy mulk
yes...daddy mulk
GrayFoxPL
Member
Don't count too much on it. Wild Guns Reloaded is 20$ and that was even smaller project than this.
I appreciate Natsume for doing this but their prices hold me back.
I got Wild Guns for less than 1/3 of the price and after playing through it I can't imagine paying full price for it. It still felt like an old SNES game +.
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Wolfgang Jr
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Why does it look like it's 30 years old?
DunDunDunpachi
Banned
I don't normally go for beat em ups, but this looks pretty sweet! Anyone have first-hand experience with how it controls? Responsiveness (or lack thereof) is always the determining factor in these games for me.
GrayFoxPL
Member
This was playable on Tokyo Game Show 2018 and that's probably it. No real impressions afaik.
but this is a remaster++ of an old snes game:
and having played Wild Guns, another snes remaster they did, the controls, responsiveness were very good, no reason to expect anything worse now.
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Space Runaway
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Obviously can't comment on this new release but the original version pretty much controlled like standard SNES beat-em up fare. Responsive enough without delayed inputs or anything like that. Movement speed differed between characters. Game is very linear and simple so you don't really have to worry about 3d movement and attack inputs are basic stuff like YYYY or like YYYY Up+Y. And expect to do a fair bit of crouch walking.
DunDunDunpachi
Banned
This is good to hear. Thanks for the input, both of you. I was surprised to see blocking (in a beat em up?!?) included.Obviously can't comment on this new release but the original version pretty much controlled like standard SNES beat-em up fare. Responsive enough without delayed inputs or anything like that. Movement speed differed between characters. Game is very linear and simple so you don't really have to worry about 3d movement and attack inputs are basic stuff like YYYY or like YYYY Up+Y. And expect to do a fair bit of crouch walking.
Wonko_C
Member
Because it's a remaster of a 25 years old Super Nintendo classic.
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SLoWMoTIoN
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Because it is a game from 1987?
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Soltype
Member
Based on the SNES game, but it looks more akin to a 32bit era game.Loving all the new animation they added.
bhunachicken
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Soltype
Member
I know, was just saying this version is based on the SNES.I used to play the arcade cab down at the boardwalk way back when.I think it used the same mirror setup from darius.
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