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Zone of the Enders. Hudson Soft, known for having released many great games for the PC Engine in the past, is a renowned japanese company, especially in the retro-gamers memories. If you just can't get enough of that 2D fighting action, here's yet another one for you. This game will not be a priority for most players, who might largely prefer Samurai Spirits III released the same year, or even the II, six times cheaper and providing more benefit! Given the success of SNK's Samurai Spirits saga on the home system and the arcades, Hudson probably wanted some of this glory too. This section needs expansion. Articles containing Japanese-language text Articles using Infobox video game using locally defined parameters Articles using Wikidata infoboxes with locally defined images Articles to be expanded from April All articles to be expanded Articles using small message boxes Articles to be expanded from December

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Kabuki Klash is set within the land of Jipang a reference of feo Japan. Kabuki Klash is a 2D fighting game, similar in play style to Samurai Shodown or The Last Bladebut with the addition of various power-ups and very over-the-top anime -style special moves.

The various characters are fun to discover, improving your skills is relatively easy, but not too much either. In the standards of its time, the animation is smooth and decently decomposed.

Zone of the Enders. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Our little warriors well, not all of them are so little The fighters look great in these landscapes, and the "asiatic-fantastic" ambiance of the saga is nicely retranscribed. Animation and soundtrack are no exception to the visuals, there is no flat, achieving an overall remarkable realization. An excellent fighting game, very cute, which while not dealing with the big names on the system, stands as a good amusement.

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Emap Klssh Limited 1: Retrieved from " https: Archived from the original on 19 October Hudson Soft, known for having released many great games for the PC Engine in the past, is a renowned japanese company, especially in the retro-gamers memories. The four buttons are used, with two assigned for sword slashes - or punches when you're disarmed - and two for kicks. Articles containing Japanese-language text Articles using Infobox video game using locally defined parameters Articles using Wikidata infoboxes no locally defined images Articles to be expanded from April All articles to be expanded Articles using small message boxes Articles to be expanded from December Declination of a fighting game on Neo Geo was rather unexpected, but it's a nice surprise anyway.

Far East of Eden: Kabuki Klash is part of this pedigree, but for the first time ever the saga is declined in a VS fighting game. This page kaguki last edited on 19 Septemberat Far East of Eden. They concluded, "The initial gameplay is arresting, but gel a while, it loses its luster.

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After choosing your favorite warrior, you will have to punish the seven other contestants one by one, and then face the four Bosses of the game! VideoGames reviewer Tyrone Rodriguez gave the game a score of 8 Greatadding: Less technical and advanced than Samurai or Last Blade, gameplay is nonetheless fun et allows to perform some good moves quickly. You can help by adding to it. They gave it four out of five stars. Given the success of SNK's Samurai Spirits saga on the home system and the arcades, Hudson probably wanted some of this glory too.

Video game franchises owned by Konami. Kabuki Klash Daiyon no Mokushiroku. The sprites, slightly smaller than those of SNK's analog titles, are thin and don't lack personality.

Retrieved 7 September It's a breath of fresh air! Those are kabukki impressive, going from burlesque to pretty huge Views Read Edit View history.