This game does a lot of things well, and it adds nice graphics, story, and depth. Honestly, you seem to have bad taste in gameplay elements. It's not Ninja Gaiden (the recent 3d ones) but it's still good. I still have some degree of hope for it but i guess i will buy it anyway just since there aren't alot of samurai games to choose from.īut the music has got to go :)If you thought Assassin's Creed's combat was fine, then this game should be more than good enough for you. I had high hopes for this game, after spending some time with the demo i feel disappointed, it's like they where over ambitious with this game, instead of doing a few gameplay elements well they did lots of gameplay elements badly. This game has tons of moves, it's like Shenmue in that way, and TONS of different fighting types, 1 sword, 2 sword, fists, large swords, a bunch of other stuff I don't rememberĪnd all of that i useless unless they make some serious changes to the animation and gameplay, this is a game set during the samurai era thus swordplay should be a big part of the game, but the fighting is so poorly implemented and it just feels clumsy and arcadish. Ninja gaiden, devil may cry, god of war,assasins creed, mark of kri, way of the samurai and onimusha to name a few? What games do better melee combat? Serious question. It has no barring on the retail tho, my opinion can change once i see it in final form(retail) but based on the gameplay ive played in the demo, i wouldnt as of NOW.
The answer to that question is both, ive been practically obsessed with anime since back in the dbz days in the 90's, all these years have allowed me to pick up on the language to a degree from a readable prospective and certainly from a listening perspective, no i cant speak or understand it fluently still, it still takes me a few go around to understand alot of things at times when im watching something but i know enough to where i can watch it and understand for the most part whats going on even without subs.Īnd as far my assessment of the demo as a whole, my assessment is FROM the demo, based on the demo i would not consider buying it, renting it at best. I also think the music is awesome, and way better than just some fake "old Japan" style songs they could have put in for these parts.Ĭan you actually read much Japanese or do you just watch the anime for the visuals though? I understand how it happened, it's Sega, and they've always done things like that. am I the only one not understanding how they got in a game like this a score like that one? Sounds more like a electro-punk probotector theme omg. I would suggest that anyone that has NO Japanese knowledge absolutely skip this game unless it gets translated, because you're probably not gonna enjoy it at all.Īnd music. This game has tons of moves, it's like Shenmue in that way, and TONS of different fighting types, 1 sword, 2 sword, fists, large swords, a bunch of other stuff I don't remember, but there are videos of some of the other stuff too. It's also not like they could just make an actual 3d fighting game in 3d space, unless you bring up Powerstone, which also has WAY simpler combat than this game. Maybe they could have spruced this game up by adding a ton of thrown objects or something. Sad as it is, everything from Uncharted to Halo 3 to Mass Effect all have way simpler melee than this game. Reminded me of PS1 (obviously not graphically), just so slow and non-dynamic. In the meantime, you may take a look at our evaluation of the newest entry in the sequence, Yakuza: Like a Dragon.In reply to My god that combat was terrible.
Even with the rising reputation of the Yakuza sequence in the west, Sega nonetheless has not introduced a launch on fashionable. The sport by no means launched in western territories. The title takes place in Kamurocho, the place Tatsuya will get blended up with the Tojo clan. The sport follows protagonist Tatsuya Ukyo, a ruffian youth framed for an assault. Released in Japan in September 2010, Kurohyou Ryu ga Gotoku is a spin-off sport in the Yakuza sequence. The group’s present plans for Kurohyou seem to solely contain releasing movies with subtitles.
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According to the group’s website, it was engaged on a translation patch for Kurohyou Ryu ga Gotoku Shinsho as early as 2014, however halted the mission someday in 2015. However, it deserted each of these initiatives as a consequence of official releases.
The group additionally labored on Ryu ga Gotoku Zero and Hokuto ga Gotoku. It labored on translations for Ryu ga Gotoku Kenzan and Ryu ga Gotoku Ishin in the previous. KHHsubs is a non-profit fan translation group.
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