Classic Game Room was the FIRST classic video game review show on the Internet in 1999. Returning in 2008 with new episodes, Classic Game Room breaks out a review of SAMURAI SHODOWN for the Sega Ge...
Classic Game Room was the FIRST classic video game review show on the Internet in 1999. Returning in 2008 with new episodes, Classic Game Room breaks out a review of SAMURAI SHODOWN for the Sega Genesis Mega Drive 16-bit video game system. Do you like movies like Ninja Scroll, Lone Wolf and Cub, the Samurai Trilogy, Seven Samurai, Kagemusha, Yojimbo and Sanjuro? Do you like movies by Akira Kurosawa and Toshiro Mifune? Do you like Street Fighter 2, Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter Alpha II? Then SAMURAI SHODOWN ( a play off of Showdown ) might be for you. This two dimentional 2-d fighting video game is very fun like Virtua Fighter, Dead or Alive and Soul Caliber, DOA . Play with one or two players in a 2d cartoon kind of environment. It has an arcade fighter style, mixed with some old school blade action and ninjas, like Bushido Blade mixed with Street Fighter. Samurai Showdown awesome on the Megadrive sword action! It would be cool to see this game on the Playstation 3 PS3 PS2 Xbox 360 or Wii
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@TheSchoolWorld Go to your local GameStop, stay for an hour, and ask people if they've ever heard of Street Fighter and/or Samurai Shodown. Come back here when you have the numbers.
gszx1337- i didn't say it was more popular than sf2. i said it was one of the greatest franchises. learn to read. i bet if you ask those sf2 fans they'll all say they've heard of samurai shodown. most people have. calling sam showdown obscure is ridiculous.
@TheSchoolWorld Looks like you need to learn to read. I said to see if they've heard of Street Fighter, not Street Fighter 2. I never implied that you said that SS was more popular than SF2. The point I was trying to make was that gamers know of two fighting franchises: Mortal Kombat, and Street Fighter. Many gamers do not know of Samurai Shodown.
Samurai Shodown may not be as obscure as Waku Waku 7 or Truxton, but it's still obscure.
gszx1337- my point is that sam sho is just as famous in the gaming community as sf and mk. obviously, people know of street fighter if there's a 2. if it was an obscure game, it wouldn't have more sequels than the sf series. it's still running today. [and its gotten better. unlike mk] anyone that has owned a genesis knows of sam show. they might not have owned it personally, they might list it third after sf and mk, but they know of it. an obscure game is more like darkstalkers or vectroman.
@TheSchoolWorld It's not just as famous as SF or MK. It seems to be in the same field as Gradius and Sam and Max. If the person in question knows about the genre, they know of the game (people who aren't into point and click games probably don't know about Sam and Max). SS wis known amongst fighting fans, but a gamer that's not into fighters probably doesn't know about it.
Also, just because it has sequels, doesn't mean it's not obscure. (Darius and Gradius have about the same number of games)
I don't know about Darkstalkers, but I think Vectorman sold pretty well, so I'm not sure if that game would be obscure.
Obscure is a relative term. Some people consider anything that isn't as big as Halo or Ratchet and Clank as obscure, and some wouldn't even list Radiant Silvergun or Astal as obscure games.
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Samurai Shodown may not be as obscure as Waku Waku 7 or Truxton, but it's still obscure.
Also, just because it has sequels, doesn't mean it's not obscure. (Darius and Gradius have about the same number of games)
Obscure is a relative term. Some people consider anything that isn't as big as Halo or Ratchet and Clank as obscure, and some wouldn't even list Radiant Silvergun or Astal as obscure games.