按此可將縮圖變更大的圖像於 Rurouni Kenshin: Enjou! Kyoto Rinne (PlayStation2 the Best)
詳細描述
After the turmoil of the Bakumatsu Period, Japan stepped into the Meiji Era. In a certain sword dojo in Tokyo, a traveling swordsman appeared, and the story thus began… The evil devil-of-a-man Shishio Makoto and his subordinates attempted to overthrow the Meiji government. And in order to stop their ambition, Himura Kenshin, Saito Hajime and Sagara Sanosuke ventured to Kyoto, each with his individual feelings. This production is based on the Kyoto part, separated into "Kenshin Story", "Saito Story" and "Sanosuke Story", with the player controlling the respective main character in each story to play a sword clashing action game. The hatred, gratitude, love of Japan's Bakumatsu Period reignite into flames from ashes here!
無双剣(4) on 24, Oct. 2009 04:14 (HKT)
Greatest Kenshin Game ever! The only beef I have is that this game only has a playable Kenshin, Saitou, Aoshi and Sanosuke. If there was a way to play as Hiko Seijuro, then it would be perfect. Aside that, this game is well made and has some of the best graphics for a PS2 game. The controls are tight and the story follows the Shishio Makoto storyarc! Highly recommend this game!
RTsharpshooter(4) on 04, May. 2009 07:43 (HKT)
The Defining 'Ruro-ken' action game! Exhilirating, fast paced, and very faithful to the manga/anime, "Rurouni Kenshin: Enjou! Kyoto Rinne" features 4 playable characters:
-Kenshin Himura
-Sanosuke Sagara
-Hajime Saito
-Aoshi Shinomori (unlockable)
The game covers the Kyoto Arc of the series, as Kenshin and Co. tackle Makoto Shishio and the Juppongatana.
The moves are straight out of the original series, including Kenshin's "Amakakeru Ryu no Hirameki", Sano's "Futae no Kiwami" and "Santae no Kiwami", and Saito's awesome "Zero-Stance Gatotsu".
Plenty of hidden boss fights including Kamatari, Iwanbou, and even Shinsengumi 1st Squad Leader: Soshi Okita!
If you're a fan of Rurouni Kenshin, you owe it to yourself to pick up a copy of this game!
Great game. If you're a Kenshin fan you'll love this game, the fighting's fun and addicting, and the graphics are a perfect balance between realisting 3D, and maintaining the anime-style feel to it. If you don't know Japanese (which I don't) it can be hard to follow at times, but it's still worth it, and a real treat for the fans.
