The Original Version also got ported to PS1 and SwitchĮxcellent port of the arcade game, includes tate mode and the option to change the bullets from the realistic ones to fire shots.Ī crazy shoot 'em up with bullets EVERYWHERE. Got a remake for PS2 and Wii with English Translation Also worth noting that this was the final release in the series that was made by the original developers.Ī cult classic, one of the most intresting game ever made, While at first your tasks seems to be just reaching the bottom floor of a mysterious tower, every time you die you start the run from the beginning but the characters change thier dailouges, reavling better technique for survival and story elements. Great visuals, simple 3-button controls and fast pacing make this a hidden gem in the Saturn fighting library.

Think of it as Killer Instinct but with school girls. Depending on which sentence is selected, the CPU-controlled opponent will either 'Heat Up' (become hard), 'Cool Down' (become easy) or stay neutral before fighting (no difficulty change).Ī G-rated, all girls fighting game that is shockingly good. A prequel titled Target Earth in North America is on the Genesis.Īirborne-based fighting game uses a clean and simple designs that seem right out of a children’s book.Īt the beginning of each battle, the player must converse with the opponent by selecting one of three sentences. Part of the Assault Suit series that includes Assault Suits Valken listed on the SNES page. The Original Saturn release is unplayable due to all the slowdowns but the english patch fixes that, restore the missing visual effects and more.Īn interesting card game with minor RPG/Strat elements, The game is story-lite and focuses primarily around the concept of travelling to different realms challenging different enemies while collecting cards to utilize in battle. Plus you get to fight Maria as a boss in that weird room at the center of the castle. Has extras such as the new areas the Underground Garden and the Cursed Prison (which become the Hell Garden and Soul Prison in the Reverse Castle) new bosses, enemies, and items. Still the same fucking awesome game you know and love. Castlevania: Symphony of the Night on the Saturn. If you're getting into collecting Saturn games, it mostly worthwhile to collect for the Japanese market since the games are cheaper than their western counterparts and easy to play on any system (see Action Replay 4-in-1).Īlso Japan had one of the best Video Game advertisement campaigns in the form of Segata Sanshiro.Ī.K.A. A lot of these are playable without understanding Japanese, while a few do require fan translations or guides to get the most out of them. There are tons of exclusives that never made it over to the West. It did pretty well and is fondly remembered over there. While the Saturn did horribly in North America and Europe, the story was quite different in Japan.

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