Originally released in 2017 by indie French studio Wako Factory, Samurai Riot was an interesting spin on the 2D beat-em-up genre. Rather than brawl in the streets or take over New York with a band of half-shelled turtles, players fought it out across various traditional Japanese environments. The premise was simple enough. A samurai and a kunoichi serve a master and they are tasked to fight off a rebellion. Upon arriving, things aren't exactly what they seem at first glance. Shortly after, it's left to the player's devices on how to tackle the course of the playthrough. In 2022, a "Definitive Edition" was released for the first time on the Nintendo Switch as well as a replacement for the original title on Steam.
Samurai Riot [portable]
What makes Samurai Riot stands apart from other games of the same genre is that it contains elements of a visual novel. Not so much in its cutscenes, which play at the beginning and end of each level, but from the player's choices. First, starting with the characters, there are two to choose from. The samurai, Tsurumaru, is a by-the-book swordsman for hire who is glued to his beliefs of "might makes right." The kunoichi, Sukane, is younger and free-spirited, going wherever the wind takes her and standing up for those who can't fight on their own. Their ideologies clash at times but they never come to blows in single-player mode. In co-op, however, players can literally fight each other should they come to a disagreement and the surviving player will have their decision fulfilled.
There are big guys with shields that require players to be mindful of their openings. Then there are gunslingers strapped with dynamite that will shoot you for insane damage and take half of your health bar away while blowing themselves up. Finally, to round out the human enemies, there are ninjas that are agile and can throw you while there are skilled samurai that have the fortitude of bosses. Each level has a unique boss with its own gimmick and mechanic. I realized later that Sukane's kitsune is incredibly useful as I was able to use the fox to kite the enemy from the air and break their guard.
The $300 home and portable gaming console is a real life Transformer and unlike anything else on the video games market. Thanks to detachable controllers called Joy-Cons on each side of the device, the Nintendo Switch is playable in four dynamic modes: TV mode, handheld mode, tabletop mode, and multiplayer mode. While playing in TV mode was the preferred experience with the Nintendo Switch, it was exciting to undock the device, clip Joy-Cons onto the tablet, and play a massive game like Breath of the Wild on the go.
ASUS' new " ROG Strix XG17AHPE ", which went on sale on June 26, is a portable gaming monitor equipped with an IPS panel that delivers excellent color reproduction and a 240Hz refresh rate.Despite its 17.3-inch screen size, it is only 1cm thick and weighs only 1060g.Today, ASUS Japan gave us the opportunity to touch and feel this dreamy product, the ROG Strix XG17AHPE, and we will be reviewing it right away!
This model features a screen size of 17.3 inches (width 399 mm, height 250 mm), a weight of 1,060 g, and a body thickness of 1 cm, making it extremely slim and lightweight compared to today's portable monitors.
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Patrol Box: Originally developed for use by police officers, this portable file cabinet has found favor with traveling salespeople. This hard-sided briefcase takes up the passenger seat of an automobile and provides easy access to files, storage for a laptop computer and a writing surface. It holds 5 pounds worth of equipment and has an average lock (Disable Device DC 25; break DC 15).
Fire Extinguisher: This portable apparatus uses a chemical spray to extinguish small fires. The typical fire extinguisher ejects enough extinguishing chemicals to put out a fire in a 10-foot-by-10-foot area as a move action. It contains enough material for two such uses.
Riot Shield: As darkwood tower shield but applies half shield bonus versus gun touch attacks, mirrored ballistics glass allows one-way viewing, has a built-in sheath for a riot baton (as club or similar weapon, not included) that allows it to be drawn as a swift action.
In Triangle Heart 3, the Takamachi family is revealed to have descended from the well-established samurai clan Fuwa. In fact, Shirō Takamachi's surname at birth was Fuwa, but he changed it when he married Momoko Takamachi, presumably to throw the many enemies he has made in bodyguard business off his trail. 2ff7e9595c
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