What is the name of the genre? It's a bit clumsy to say "beat them", and most 80's terms never worked for me. Maybe it is because there is no such cute contraction as the em-up that fired. The close relative of the em-up that slaps is that you fight the tribe with a bullet instead of a fist. Maybe it's because there is still confusion between the fighting game and their relatives in the fighting game.
Ninja Savior Review
- Developer: Natsume
- announcer: Taitung / Arc System Engineering
- Availability: August 30 on PS4 and Switch
After many years of hard work, until now, a more suitable brand was released through the Capcom Beat & # 39; Em Up Bundle released in Japan, which is known as the Capcom Belt Action Collection. Belt action!
The Capcom Beat & # 39; Em Up Bundle- Sorry, Belt action collection -It's a good thing that alternative hospitality such as Battle Circuit and Armored Warriors can be used (even if, unfortunately, a frivolous businessman like alien vs predator is not present-maybe because 20th century Fox was tired of their property Changes have occurred in every other defeat (the essence of the era), but the pinnacle of this genre was launched last month in Japan with Switch and PS4, and it was released in the European Union this week. "Ninja Saviour: The Return of the Warrior" (also known as "Ninja Warrior", widely known in Japan) is a remake of the 1994 SNES game "Ninja Warrior". It is itself a 80's and muscular beat game and stands among its peers. Defeated.
The mind is a strange game. The original ninja warrior was one of Taito's three-screen wonders in 1987, which came out after the original Darius, and also has an amazing Zuntata soundtrack (if you want to appreciate the glory, check out this violent live performance in 1990). And, actually, not everything is good-although it does have lasting beauty, the cyborg ninja walks through smashed streets and abandoned factories, while swarming enemies and bosses full of screens Medium and sharp.
In 1994, the aesthetics of Natsume Soseki were strengthened and supplemented, and a lot of remakes were made with Natsume's SNES. It's like VHS worship classics, brought to a strange extreme. This is the detail that really made the ninja savior alive-knocking down the frozen frames of those bosses is very heroic, and your own character exposes the metal chassis to the skin when dying, and detonates and smokes in the pixel-by-pixel flame . In Ninja Warriors, it's cool even if dying.
