
Segata wrote:Been getting some Bday gifts early and one of them is from a buddy. He knows how badly I want this game. I know it's not real sadly but it's the thought that counts. I didn't buy this he did. I just played a couple stages in the other room and I had forgotten it doesn't have the arcade music. Bummer as the arcade has one of the most badass OST's of its era. Still going to have fun.
dunpeal2064 wrote:Segata wrote:Been getting some Bday gifts early and one of them is from a buddy. He knows how badly I want this game. I know it's not real sadly but it's the thought that counts. I didn't buy this he did. I just played a couple stages in the other room and I had forgotten it doesn't have the arcade music. Bummer as the arcade has one of the most badass OST's of its era. Still going to have fun.
Nice, probably my favorite Beat Em Up ever made. Congrats.
Its not the arcade game, though, its actually a for-console sequel, they just messed up the naming in the states. Its actual title is "The Ninja Warriors Again". Though it lacks Daddy Mulk, it blows away its predecessor in just about every way possible. Its a bummer the US release removed one of the enemy types, which throws off balancing and variety. Luckily, the jp cart still has the story in English, so if you ever decide to snag a real cart, I'd recommend that one.
dunpeal2064 wrote:Segata wrote:Been getting some Bday gifts early and one of them is from a buddy. He knows how badly I want this game. I know it's not real sadly but it's the thought that counts. I didn't buy this he did. I just played a couple stages in the other room and I had forgotten it doesn't have the arcade music. Bummer as the arcade has one of the most badass OST's of its era. Still going to have fun.
Nice, probably my favorite Beat Em Up ever made. Congrats.
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