When you finally do, it’s one wave of enemies, a second wave of slightly different enemies, and then a boss fight. The fights are the premiere gameplay mechanic, but it takes forever to get to one.
Getting through the game can feel like a slog. You can throw in a special attack here or there for funzies (and it does get very fun and wacky), but you probably don’t need to. You mash a light attack, finish with a heavy attack, launch your enemies into the air, dash at them, and repeat steps one and two.
It may be more complicated than just mashing light and heavy attacks, but not much. Honestly, though, this new perspective has really highlighted how simple the gameplay really is. And be not afraid! The deadly frame rate drops are a thing of the past.
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Senran Kagura Burst Re:Newal may not make use of your PS4’s full capabilities, but that’s sort of an unrealistic standard for a 3DS remake. They certainly explored new possibilities and improved where they could. You have to admire the vision of Tamsoft to not merely port the game over and call it good. Standard and special moves have both been given a serious upgrade. The character models and attacks have seen the biggest visual improvements. The combat itself is an all around better experience with this new update. Ranged attacks are more meaningful and dashing has major impact. The gameplay feels so much less confined now that you’re operating in a fully 3D plane. Fans of the Senran Kagura series will undoubtedly notice one major difference between the 3DS-released Burst and the now-PS4 Burst Re:Newal: it’s no longer a side-scroller.
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