Playing Through My Evercade Collection Part 6: Namco vol 2
I honestly have a problem reviewing this. As a single player fighting game, its not very good, the graphics are messy, the controls are awkward and the whole thing is a bit of a to-do.
Heres the thing though. Im playing this on an evercade so I cant even try it multiplayer as the Namco carts dont work on the VS console. Honestly given how clumsy the game is, thats probably a blessing in disguise but I do have to question why this game of all games was picked when they knew full well multiplayer was off the table.
I honestly have a problem reviewing this. As a single player fighting game, its not very good, the graphics are messy, the controls are awkward and the whole thing is a bit of a to-do.
Heres the thing though. Im playing this on an evercade so I cant even try it multiplayer as the Namco carts dont work on the VS console. Honestly given how clumsy the game is, thats probably a blessing in disguise but I do have to question why this game of all games was picked when they knew full well multiplayer was off the table.
I followed the development of this game across multiple issues of GamePro, and was so hot & heavy to play it when it came out. I loved how it reconceptualized the typical fighting game controller design. Of course, everyone else who played it was all "Why isn't this like Street Fighter/Mortal Kombat/Samurai Showdown?" so I never found anyone else to play it with. Oh well. I still love everything about it.