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1. SAMURAI SHODOWN II NEO CD MANUAL
2. SAMURAI SHODOWN II NEO CD SERIES

This stage appears three times, each with a different atmosphere. Features a giant banner, a wooden stage and judges dressed like Kuroko, that vibrate when all the dolls are cut. Stages Note: In Arcade Mode, there is a bonus stage, where the player needs to cut ten straw dolls in 20 seconds. Hikyaku, the delivery man running in the background of stages who is forced to disrupt fights by Amakusa. The original cast of sword-wielding ronin are: Once the rage subsides, the gauge empties and attack power reverts back to normal. This is an aspect which should be taken advantage of during the battle. Once the gauge fills up to the maximum, the gauge flashes POW and for a limited time, all the character's attacks inflict critical damage. The character himself changes color to indicate his rage. As your character takes damage, the gauge rises from green to yellow, then yellow to red. Samurai Shodown introduces the Rage Gauge. The cast of characters, like many other fighting games of its time, spanned from fighters across the globe, allowing a wide range of weaponry open for the players' enjoyment. To lessen the repetition of fights, a delivery man running in the background threw items such as chicken (that healed) or bombs, which could significantly change the outcome of a play. When a player landed a successful hit, the referee would lift the corresponding flag, letting everyone watching know who dealt the blow. Also during a match, a referee held flags representing each player (player 1 was white player 2 red). As to emphasize the distinction of this gameplay system, slow motion was added to intensify damage dealt from hard hits. The game quickly became renowned for its fast pace, focused more on quick, powerful strikes than the combos. These warriors spurred by different motives and beliefs converge as if drawn together, battle, and make their way to the source of the chaos." This 'man,' Shiro Tokisada Amakusa, unleashes his unworldly forces and spreads his false creed in an attempt to lead the world to ruin.But in the midst of such calamities, there were still warriors who put their beliefs to the test. For this 'man,' once slain by the forces of the Tokugawa Shogunate, hate for the Shogunate is all he possesses along with newly acquired dark powers to bring it down. But one smiled as he surveyed the unfolding chaos rending the world asunder. "Plagues of unknown origin, strange phenomena, repeated outbreaks of war: these were enough to cause panic and plunge people into despair. SS4 was a botched mess, SS5/Special is kinda mugen like but liked by competitive players due to the maxed out roster.and SS6 is best forgotten.The official story, as given by SNK, is as follows:

SAMURAI SHODOWN II NEO CD SERIES

If you are interested in english home carts I would recommend that you shun that for now & go the route of Jap home carts, MVS carts or Neo CD's as the Sam sho series (well the first 3) on CD are tops (while SS3 CD is regarded as amazing). A true Neo Geo fan will start with SS1 & then work their way up. It is a great game in it's own right & I would say that is where you should start. I think you should shun much of what you are being told by skipping the first installment. It's one of the prettiest games on the Neo & one of my personal favorites. SS3 is a stellar entry as well, although a bit of a divisive one due to it's darker tone. It is arguably one of the finest video games ever made & commands it's place as such.

and to the OP of this thread: 2 is the epitome of the Neo Geo as well as the era both in 90's 2D fighting games & arcade games in general. AES makes no sense at all unless you never play the stuff and even as a pure collectard you still have to have a plan. For the price of another AES game you could instead have a dozen MVS games. For the price of this game you could have an MVS and a couple of games. Just buy the WRX instead and not be nervous about every thing you do in the car until you eventually sell it. If you're asking about the price of oil changes on a Ferrari you're at the wrong place. If he can't easily afford this game he has no business buying AES in the first place because its one of the cheap ones. It can't be fixed ever.īeyond that though, the fact that he's asking about price is even more nonsense. You're buying something broken that they don't make parts for anymore.

SAMURAI SHODOWN II NEO CD MANUAL

Without the manual no other max power collectard will want it. In that scenario buying an incomplete copy makes no sense. The only reason to buy US AES is for max power collectardation.