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29 July 2021
OMG. Take your rose tinted glasses off.
1 of 2 found this helpful This wasn't a good PS1 title. It is inferior to the Saturn version that was released two years prior. It is missing frames of animation and has long load times. Bare bones gameplay as well. Trust me: there are way better fighters on the PS1. Street Fighter Alpha 2 was released about the same time and was leagues better.
22 February 2009
Not a bad little shmup for less than $10.
1 of 1 found this helpful Castle Shikigami 2 obviously is the sequel to Castle Shikigami (better known as Mobile Light Force 2 here in the states). Like the zillions of shmups before them, Earth is under attack and it up to you to save us. Pretty cliche so far, but the storyline is not what we're here for. As for the gameplay, it's pretty standard: one button shoots, another lays waste with a special attack. You have seven characters to choose from, each with different firepower, special attacks and speed. What differs from the first is that you can choose two different special attack setting which adds an extra layer of depth. The graphics are pretty clean and slightly better than the original. The sound is little more J-pop and less Techno than the original.
So what sets this apart from the gazillion other shmups out there? The voice acting, primarily, or lack thereof. Let's just say their command of the English language is not up to par. The first time you hear it this "Engrish" it'll blow you away. It's often amusing to see what these characters are going to say next in their quaint mistranslations. Also, what is a positive trend in modern video games, you will eventually be able to beat this game. Play for six hours and you unlock freeplay mode. In addition its has extra options a debug mode and a gallery.
Bottom line, if you have a few hours to invest, you can't go wrong with this shooter. It's standard fare, plus it has very entertaining dialogue. The replay value is moderate with finding the seven characters' individual endings. For the money, you won't find a better shooter. An above average shmup, better than it's predesessor. I give a 3.5 out of 5.
20 March 2009
Buy this game (If you can find it)
Just like FFVII for the PS1, this is the defining CD-ROM game for the Turbografx CD-ROM attachment. The games before were just upgrades from the turbochip with a few cutscenes and improved sounds. This CD incorporated all of that with a good storyline and the use of semi-automated cutscenes and voice acting. But, that coupled with simple yet immersive gameplay and a decent size quest (for it's day) made it a winner. It had enough different qualities to stand apart from all the Zelda clones of it's day. Bottom line: a great piece of CD-ROM history that put NEC on the map (albeit briefly here in the States).