Post by soop on Aug 17, 2018 8:44:53 GMT
Probably the last one for a week, while I take a break.
Legendary Axe is a stranger to no-one, a very popular action platformer featuring an innovative charge mechanism. The longer you go without attacking, the more your attack gauge fills, which leads to some interesting tactical play. The spritework I feel has something odd about it - the main character has no face, and a lot of things seem indistinct, but everything is well animated. The backgrounds are definitely the graphical highlight, with low repetition, and gorgeous attention to detail. This one is a must for fans of hack and slash games.
Jackie Chan's Action Kung Fu is a simpler type of action platformer game (but given how you all love New Adventure Island, it's certainly more interesting than that). The first thing you notice is that this game is gorgeous. Well designed and large, detailed sprites, detailed backgrounds. This has to be one of the best looking games on the system. And although the routes are fairly linear, there are secrets accessed by hitting invisible bells, though these are mini-games rather than secret areas or some such. The game also features several different moves - punches, kicks, a charge hadoken move, and some special moves. All in all, it's like someone merged the Kung Fu with New Adventure Island and made a decent game.
Legendary Axe is a stranger to no-one, a very popular action platformer featuring an innovative charge mechanism. The longer you go without attacking, the more your attack gauge fills, which leads to some interesting tactical play. The spritework I feel has something odd about it - the main character has no face, and a lot of things seem indistinct, but everything is well animated. The backgrounds are definitely the graphical highlight, with low repetition, and gorgeous attention to detail. This one is a must for fans of hack and slash games.
Jackie Chan's Action Kung Fu is a simpler type of action platformer game (but given how you all love New Adventure Island, it's certainly more interesting than that). The first thing you notice is that this game is gorgeous. Well designed and large, detailed sprites, detailed backgrounds. This has to be one of the best looking games on the system. And although the routes are fairly linear, there are secrets accessed by hitting invisible bells, though these are mini-games rather than secret areas or some such. The game also features several different moves - punches, kicks, a charge hadoken move, and some special moves. All in all, it's like someone merged the Kung Fu with New Adventure Island and made a decent game.
