Senko no Ronde Duo

A more fleshed out game than the first one

Many people may have never heard of Senko no Ronde before, as it went under many peoples radars when the first game was originally released on the 360 (WarTech: Senko no Ronde). But what many people discovered soon after discovering this game, was there is nothing quiet like it out there, a Vs. Shmup played head to head which mixes shmups with fighting, it's a shmup fan's dream!

This time around with the release of Senko no Ronde: Dis-United Order, G.Rev has done an awesome job, expanding it's beautiful cast of characters, adding all kinds of new moves and attacks, and tightening up it's one of a kind gameplay! If your a fan of shmups, or even a fan of fighting games this unique title is an absolute must, I can't recommend it enough!

Not many people know of Senko no Ronde, but if your into shmups or fighters, this is a game you must get.

The series originally made it's debut globally as WarTech: Senko no Ronde (the prequel to this game) quickly turned into a bargain bin hunter's dream. A competitive shmup played head to head, which mixed shmup style with fighting game elements, there was absolutely nothing like it!

Senko no Ronde: Dis-order Unit is the latest addition to this excellent series. Expanding it's great cast of characters, and fine tuning it's game play, Dis-order Unit brings it's unique style back to the Xbox 360. An absolute must for Senko fans, or anyone who loves a good shmup or fighter, this is a treasure you shouldn't pass up.

It's similar to the first game, being a combination of shooter and fighter, best played w/ a friend or people online. The control is easy to learn but deep to master.

The new story mode has a lot of spoken dialogue btwn characters. Even though the default difficulty is not easy, once you lose a match in the story mode, you can adjust the difficulty at will, so even beginners don't have to be stuck. If you have played and enjoyed the first Senko no Ronde, or Wartech as it is called in the US, you would love this improved sequel as well.

Anybody who played the first Senko no Ronde knows of the fun versus shooting system employed in the game. It was simple in concept, yet harder in execution and contained many elements that made Senko closer to a competitive fighting game rather than a shooter. Senko Duo continues this trend with cleaner visuals, some returning characters, new features, and a whole lot of fun. Anybody who played the original Senko/Wartech will NOT be disappointed.