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Sega's new fighting game Tournament of Legends feels retro, with its battle between ancient mythological beings. The problem, according to Alexandra Hall, is that the gaming era it evokes is PlayStation, and those late-90s fighters weren't exactly a memorable period for the genre. I remember some fairly bad titles from that time, and statements like this take me back:
"Where to start? The fighting system is laughably simplistic, with combos that max out at four hits, glitchy special moves, and a staccato, back-and-forth quality more reminiscent of “Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots” than a smooth, strategic fighting game. Tournament piles on details like enchantments, power strikes, critical blocks, armor breaks, button-mashing mini-games and unlockable weapons, but it’s all pointless when the basic fighting system underneath it all is irredeemably flawed. Tournament of Legends is a complete failure as a fighting game."
Ouch. Read Alyx's review to find out more about Tournament of Legends!
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humanscum
dam i still want to play it tho LOL lov mythical stuff
humanscum
dam i still want to play it tho LOL lov mythical stuff
WolverineWX
Hooray for laziness!!! Next thing you know people will be too frustrated to watch video next because the information can not be instantly beamed into your brain. Keep up the good work G4 staff for all the reporting and reviews in any format you do them, I mean it!
Sally Wong
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There is absolutely nothing more boring on any website, than a review of a video game, that you must read.
If everyone at G4TV has not figured this " no brainer " out by now, then I would like to suggest that you all secretly take a good look at " GAMETRAILERS.COM ", for future lessons on how to present an excellent " VIDEO REVIEW " of a video game. Sally Wong :
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