– Designed to engineers, cars diagnostic also mechanics. – It works offline, which means that it also can run without internet connection. I didn't see any doublekills hope they're in there.– Works for cars world wide (asia, europe, america also africa). Multiplayer actually reminded me a bit of Phantasy Star Online oddly enough obviously both games are completely different, but working together to systematically take out all the enemies was really fun. Going to jump into single player soon and see how that fares. Furthermore, I found options to modify your basic attack combo and other moves it seems pretty in-depth and I haven't messed with it yet, but it's good to know there's more available than what the demo had the offer. You can also modify your characters' abilities I haven't looked up the kanji yet, but one is clearly for power, and I'm sure another has to do with speed. But then I found another option to buy more parts there's a lot of items to get, and each type of item seems to fill up 4-5 pages' worth, and as most weren't even listed, it looks like there's a lot of unlocking to do. In these menus, I found a lot more character modification options there were more hairstyles, ninja masks and hoods, long scarves, different types of pants, different types of leg details (I made a female, so there's tatoos and stockings and such), different shirt styles, etc.
You can go to Rikimaru in a hut to choose a mission, or go to another hut for customization, which seems BIG. Multiplayer always has you starting in a small village area. The lords are also pretty strong and need a lot of hits before they go down. seemed a bit smarter compared to the demo, especially the lords, who would call for back up and try to run away rather than always fight. There seemed to be a pretty good number of levels available we did mostly find-the-lord-and-kill-him missions, but there were also find-an-item and kill-X-number-of-enemies missions too. In multiplayer, I was only doing 4P co-op missions not sure if there's deathmatch or not. From here you go to a basic training level, and after that, get the real game, which is a new main menu allowing you to choose single player, multiplayer, adjust options, or redo the training level. You can make either a female or male, give them a few different hairstyles and clothes, then create your CPU partner. When you start the game, you get the same basic create-a-character screen as in the demo. It's also nice to see a Tenchu game with great draw-distance on one (night) stage, I could see quite far into the background. Note that this is only from online play I don't think this happens in single player. I noticed in multiplayer that if there were a bunch of characters on screen at once, instead of slowing down, the enemy characters' animations drop off, sometimes to the point that they appear to be gliding around instead of walking, but it's a better trade off than slowdown, I think. I think this game might end of being one of the more popular Japanese 360 games the guys I was playing it with were really enjoying themselves.įirst off, although Senran isn't going to be winning any awards for its visuals, it DOES look pretty nice, especially in the forest stages. Found a game right away and played four player up until now. Picked this up about two hours ago, and immediately went to multiplayer to see if anyone was playing.
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