And then there’s the characters themselves. Having to play through the game with each character twice to see everything the game has to offer naturally gives the game a lot of replay value. After choosing your character, you can pick whether to pursue a plot with Amakusa (resembling the first game’s storyline) or Mizuki (the second). They each follow different storylines, but generally all meet up at the same point. There are several selectable main characters: Haohmaru, Nakoruru, Cham Cham, Ukyo, and Galford. There’s also a choice to use the fighting game notations to perform moves, which is novel for a while, but grows tiresome rather quickly. There’s also the obligatory “wait-for-your-turn” meter based on your character’s speed stat, and various commands for items and the like. Even the Rage gauge has been implemented into the system: as you take damage, your character gets angry and starts inflicting more damage on the foes. There are basic attacks, magic, and special attacks, which can be upgraded as the game progresses.
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Characters represented by resized sprites from the main series perform RPG-style actions on opponents you encounter in random battles. The gameplay is pretty much Final Fantasy with a Samurai Shodown twist. Samurai Shodown has plenty of backstory, and makes for a brilliant tale.
Nicknamed “Samurai Shodown RPG” by the English fans (and known under the fan translated subtitle Tales of the Bushido), this title is exactly what it sounds like.
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