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Samurai Shodown

Platform : 3DO
Rated: Teen
4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 5 ratings

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Samurai Shodown

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Game is in generic DVD case that has a costom cover which is a reprint of the original artwork. Disc may have small scratches but has been tested and does play. All ClassicGameStore games are tested before being placed into our inventory.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2014
Samurai Shodown is a weapon based 2D fighting game made by SNK. It was released in late 1993 for arcades. Then released for Panasonic 3DO in 1994 with amazing results even selling many systems because of the game.

The 3DO version is the best way to fully experience Samurai Shodown just like the arcade. All 12 characters including Earthquake (not on Sega Genesis/Sega CD) are playable, as well as all the uncensored blood/gruesome deaths like the arterial spray and dismemberment which was censored for the other console versions including the Neo Geo. Also the zoom camera is in the 3DO version during the fights unlike the SNES, Genesis/Sega CD versions. I have nothing really negative to say about the 3DO version. The only minor flaw is the loading time before the 1st round when starting a match which is only 8 to 9 seconds. At least it does not load during the fights (like Shang Tsung morphs did on disc format) and does not hinder the game. The Sega CD suffers these flaws with disc access screens always loading, skipping background music and the game crashing at the boss. Unlike most 3DO fighting games, this controls well using the standard 3DO controller with the 3 face buttons for slash attacks and using R for kick attacks when needed.

If you own a 3DO and like fighting games then this is a must have game for your collection!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2010
Samurai Showdown is one of the most underrated games of the 90s. First in 93 it had some of the best graphics around. The colors are deep and bright. The fighting can seem a little slow at times, but the fighting is solid. You fight with weapons(swords,spears,ect) and if you lose that weapon you will have to fight with your hands till you can get back to the weapon to pick it up. Also you have a kind of fatality system. Where you can slice off a chunk of him or stab him and watch him bleed. You have twelve fighters and all are different and each have stages. This is one of those games that were really well done and a game you should have if you have a 3DO.
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