Thread: The Legend of Kage 2 (DS)

Raise your hands if you have spent the last 24 years of waiting feverishly for the continuation of "The Legend of Kage, arcade game released by Taito in 1984. Now, keep your hands up if you are avid-fan enough to know that it is pronounced" kah -geh "and not" cell ". To both of you in your hands still up, good news! Taito answered your prayers with" The Legend of Kage 2 for Nintendo DS. In fact, this unexpected result is good news for all those looking for fast, easy and strong traditional action platforming, even if Kage franchise is nowhere on your radar.Initially, Legend Kage was his high flying antics and fluid pace, thanks to the ability to leap high screens, slice through multiple enemies, and deflect shuriken without ever stopping work. There was very little to it differently, but he has not aged well. The Legend of Kage 2, the role of titular Kage and new heroine Chihiro, retains much of the original game feel: Both characters are Back unusually high (in the past, the division between the two screens) and mow down most enemies without badges beat. However, bevy of updates and cutscenes, which provide a rudimentary story has hit the monotony of the game that originally suffered its heyday in the.



Most advances improving - although it is less impact - this is how the game plays at the level of design, coupled with your ability. Although you are often greeted with a sign from left to right structure, can often make progress along both the upper and lower tracks. There, platforming, you want to use such opportunities as the work of walls and air dashing. Controls almost equally rigid and flexible, although you might want to be able to fully change direction in the air. The bright, colorful visual effects and the enemy sprites aid playability too clear about where to go and that should work with them and helps you think about the best approach to both.