This game is superb. I'll keep it short and sweet. You can choose
between 4 characters (initially, 5 eventually) in the story mode. Each
of these characters is powerful in his or her own right, showcasing
fighting styles ranging from ninjutsu (Ginjiro) to old fashioned street
fighting...with a sword (Han). You get to command an undead skeletal
warrior with superior fighting abilities and an awesome sword and he is
an extremely handy ally when in battle. Eventually, it is possible to
encounter another undead skeletal warrior and if you have Han as your
character, you will reap his sword and a TON of attributes to go along
with it. Very cool.
It is not a free-roaming
brawler/hack-n-slasher like Final Fight or Streets of Rage: the boards
feature 3 "planes" through which you can cycle to gain an advantage or
retreat when the heat gets too much to handle. But this is okay because a
free roaming environment would make it difficult to execute some of the
special moves that each character possesses. The action on screen is
pure PANDEMONIUM. It is absolutely awesome, as sometimes you can't even
tell where you are or what the he** is going on but bodies are flying
everywhere. The music draws you into the action. The combos are insane
and you can certainly juggle your foes with good timing. There's a good
dose of humor here, too.
Anyway, I was going to keep it short
and sweet but I guess I failed. So what. This game is a must have
because it doesn't get much better. And yes, the multiplayer/duel mode
allows you to take control of some of the awesome characters you will
encounter in the game, each with a robust set of moves! JUST GO GET THE
GAME.
Sunday, August 15, 1999
Guardian Heroes review
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