Recently, a game called Bushido Blade was brought to my attention, and after watching it being played, I realized how brilliant the combat system is, especially for a Playstation 1 game. I'm curious as to why some of the amazing features this game had to offer were not adopted by fighting game genre of today.
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Damn, this guy was amazing and very courageous. It was unbelieveable how good he was at Street Fighter. Playing the game basically with his mouth. RIP.
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Good question. I still have both 1 and 2 and still put it in to kill a day here and there. I fell in love with the combat system. The PS1 had some very good and unique fighting games. You should also check out Evil Zone and Destrega.
Battles in this were intense because of that chance of being caught with a fatal blow. Hopefully it can make it to the PSN one day.