The Last Blade 2 | Neo-Geo
Published by D4, Developed by SNK
Genres: Fighting (1-2 players)
Wii: Oct 11th, 2012 (US) | Dec 6th, 2012 (EU) [900 points]
It picks up where the previous title left off and takes the story of battling at the gates of hell to its climax. This time around, there are 16 unique swordsmen from which to choose. Choose from 2 sword types (Strength and Attack). Deflect your enemy's attacks with "Repel".
You can also cancel game-changing special moves like "Super Secret Slice" or "Hidden Secret Slice" with a "Sublime Slash", which connects to Super Secret Slice - just like in the previous title. And there are even some new features like aerial repels, aerial guards and knockdown recovery.
Take your battles to a whole 'nother level!
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daveoneal said:
Thanks Rob. I had no idea this one was published. I'm very happy about it! Yes, Jonathan, it is hard as all get-out, ... Street Fighter 2010: The Final Fight review
daveoneal said:
This was a very well-written review. Apparently Super Hexagon was developed by Terry Cavanagh (who made vvvvvv), so ... Cosmophony review
dirk said:
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dirk said:
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Rob Jones said:
Welcome back Griffin! ... Cosmophony review
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