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While fighting does get a bit dull after a while, the dialogue and story content kept me going till the end. The DLC content gets rid 90% of the grind, other than about 4 required side missions and if you found all of the hidden weapon chests while normally playing, to unlock the final branch. The difficulty is fairly easy for the initial branch of the story, but it increases a bit in each subsequent branch.
There are different combos for each weapon type (4 types) and some specific changes for certain specific weapons.
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I should note that most of the dialogue is full of vulgarity and blatant sexual innuendos so if you cannot deal with that sort of language I would not recommend this game. The story is pretty interesting and is full of characters who are a bit insane and have their own kinks. Anyway I can't recommend this game to everyone because has a lot of bad design choices and maybe is a bad game, but if you're interested in kinda philosophical stories with anime characters and lewd design, maybe this can be for you.ĭrakengard 3 is a very enjoyable experience in comparison to the original title.
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Be wary that you need to do a bullshit thing to get access to the real final boss (get every weapon and upgrade it to the max), which isn't hard but you need a lot of mindless repetitive grinding, and talking about hardness this game after 7 hours or so of trying the to beat the final boss I just couldn't and I have to quit, to this date is the only boss that I have to give up, a lot of people says that Is a bullshit boss but even after a I couldn't beat it I disagree, it's just brilliant but incredible hard nevertheless. Even tho' it has everything to let this game go, I just couldn't it has a very interesting story to tell and incredible well written characters, the soundtrack is just pretty much amazing. A total of nine Tekken soundtracks are planned for release this year (seven mainline entries and both Tag Tournament titles).This game introduced me to the excellent writing of Yoko Taro, at first I picked this because of the character design (which is amazing) ignoring that from the moment I see game play videos the combat seemed kind of dull and bad, to my surprise the combat was even worse, repetitive uninteresting combat and that can be said also for the side quests, also is note worthy that the English dub is terrible but you have the option of buying a pack with Japanese voices (which I strongly recommend if you have the extra bucks). The album features original artwork by Samuel Donato (also known as DXSinfinite).īack in March, Laced Records opened pre-orders for the soundtracks to Tekken and Tekken 2 on vinyl. The standard edition consists of traditional black vinyl discs whereas the limited edition (exclusive to Laced Records) has been pressed on clear vinyl discs both variants are available for pre-order from the Laced Records online store with shipping expected this September. The Tekken 3 vinyl box set has been pressed on four 180g vinyl discs, available in two editions.
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The game’s electronica soundtrack is composed by Nobuyoshi Sano (sound director of Drakengard, Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, and Resident Evil: Dead Aim) and Keiichi Okabe (composer of Glass Rose, Drakengard 3, and the NieR series including the upcoming NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139…)Ĭontributors include Hiroyuki Kawada (composer of Air Combat, Soul Blade, and Pokkén Tournament), Minamo Takahashi (composer of Final Furlong and Dancing Eyes), and Yuu Miyake (sound director of Katamari Forever and Katamari Damacy). The 4xLP collection comprises 44 tracks of music taken from the 1997 arcade and 1998 PlayStation versions of the fighting game. Laced Records has opened pre-orders for the Tekken 3 soundtrack vinyl box set. The 4xLP collection has been pressed on black and clear vinyl discs.
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