SNES -- Soul Blazer; Game and Manual, Authentic and Original (box is NOT)
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Sep 14, 2021
Punish the Wicked! Slay Without Mercy!!
Did you like ActRaiser??! You will not like ActRaiser 2! Not unless you understand that this is not at all like ActRaiser. Then, and only then, will you absolutely LOOOOVE this game!!
This game has a few similar elements to ActRaiser. Religious themes, the story, the censorship, the sound effects, and the styles.
There are some major differences.
They are as follows:
This is a lot more difficult. Every level has its challenges. To play this game effectively, you need to learn how to jump. ( Probably at least three hours needs to be spent on that alone. ) The magic is awesome, the levels are superb, the bosses are, impossible when you first play them. This game, when mastered, feels like no other. But good luck mastering the magic. That takes a lot more time than learning to jump! BUT YOU CAN GET SOME< SATIS FACTION!! (You have to fight rolling stones)
Without two things: Patience and Attention. You will have a miserable time. Play this game with the levels you play, especially DILIGENCE level one.
Beat it
Sep 09, 2021
Monsters Beware! The Master has Descended!
For a game that was made in the very early 90's, this one possessed an originality that has not been duplicated since. The pixels are quite visible, yet the gameplay is smooth and very satisfying. You start out as an orb of light descending from your Sky Palace to occupy a statue, then accompanied by a sword and very good music proceed to slay numerous goblins, demon monkeys, and a bug or two before jumping off a cliff and slaying a centaur that launches thunderbolts from the tip of its jousting lance. After you have triumphed, you raise your sword in the air and receive bonus points as it says, ACT-1 CLEAR. Then, the game starts to get a little strange.
Now you are a cherub, armed with arrows that needs to help the people build a town, all while preventing them from being kidnapped by bats and torched by dragons. The overhead view of this segment of the game is called the Simulation Mode, and it is crucial to increasing your power for the remaining stages, 13 in all. The neat thing about this is that it is not necessary to go in order. After freeing the town from the simulation monsters, the people will beg you to slay an even bigger monster, but you can ignore them, or even send lightning down to burn their homes for bothering you. Though you are a deity, at one point in this game it is not possible to proceed until you deliver a loaf of bread to some kid! Still, you get to kill a bunch of demons and purify a lake once you, these people's God, bring their boy the bread, but then the town decides to sacrifice the same boy to the wolf monster by the lake. Now you have to rescue him, but before you do, send an earthquake to level the town for giving in to the demands of the wolf monster. It is very satisfying, and it will make you stronger once they rebuild the town.
There has been nothing like ActRaiser before or since, and that includes the game's sequel, a good game in its own right, but not ActRaiser. With the Action Mode, the simple gameplay of swinging a sword, a low swing, and a jumping swing, works to its advantage, and the sound made when killing an enemy, a very video game sounding EXPLODE is all too gratifying. Pick this one up and understand the craze! You will not be sorry.
Aug 24, 2021
The Big Picture
The sheer quality that goes into making this anime is exceptional. The source material is a bit of a disappointment, to say the least, as it seems the author came up with a story that could not be handled that well, for it was quite good, yet the execution of the story left a bit of perplexion as an aftertaste, but this anime, though telling quite an excessively abridged version of said source material, is made with great effort and skill.
The animation is highly refined, the music is superb, and the choice of plot to convey is done just right within the allotted time. The real crime here is that this is the last tape, the 5th and final episodes, and 13 or more would have done the flawed and stunted source material more justice, though, more importantly, could have entertained us, the audience, even more than these episodes do.
See the first four episodes, then the 5th episode, then read some of the manga, then watch the last episode, and say a prayer. Please Save My Earth. Let us!!