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#SAMURAI SHODOWN ANTHOLOGY CONTROLS SERIES#
#SAMURAI SHODOWN ANTHOLOGY CONTROLS PSP#

Thus 236 is qcf (quarter circle forward).

Celebrate the history of Samurai Shodown Anthology by battling as one of the greatest Samurai of all time. The 9-point numerical direction system refers to the directions in which your pad or stick can be moved, with 7 8 9 being up left, up, and up right, 4 5 6 being left, neutral, and right, and 1 2 3 being down left, down, and down right.

#SAMURAI SHODOWN ANTHOLOGY CONTROLS SERIES#

Released in 2005, Samurai Shodown VI features 2D and 3D backgrounds, a large cast of playable characters from the entire series and the "spirit select" system, which allows access to fighting styles from the entire series.Ī compilation of games from the great SNK weapon-based fighting series, Samurai Shodown.Released in 2003, Samurai Shodown V increased the number of playable characters to 24, including four that are entirely new and introduced new features like "Sword Gauge" and "Concentration One.".Released in 1996, Samurai Shodown IV introduced multiple combo elements, such as slashes, sneak attacks and suicides to the fighting system as well as time limits making for more possibilities and ratcheted action.Released in 1995, Samurai Shodown III featured a fighting system overhaul that made it possible for players to choose from two sword types, as well as three levels of ability when entering into a duel.Released in 1994, Samurai Shodown II featured special moves like weapon-breaking and an increased total of 15 playable characters, as the cocky Haohmaru gladly pursues forces that seeks to destroy him.With it victory was made possible with a single stroke and the popularity of the genre soared. Released in 1993, Samurai Shodown remade the fighting genre by introducing weapons-based combat.Contains seven games: Samurai Shodown, I, II, III, IV, V, V Special and VI. The complete collection of the SAMURAI SHODOWN series.

#SAMURAI SHODOWN ANTHOLOGY CONTROLS PSP#

Attack items thrown at the player can be deflected back with 236E (armed only) or a fireball-reflecting move.PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Samurai Shodown: Anthology (Sony PSP Games) The item toss itself can be cancelled into as if it were a special move. Your character will either toss or consume the item depending on its properties.

If you have items turned on, Hikyaku will sometimes run past to throw an item onto the stage.

This animation takes some time depending on the character, so you might want to make sure your opponent doesn't have an opportunity to punish you while trying to pick it up.

Your character will retrieve their weapon.

Standard taunt where your character will disarm themselves.

Your character will perform a different taunt that doesn't involve disarming themselves. The size of this move's hit detection varies between characters. If any slash is successfully caught then the opponent will be disarmed and left in a hard knockdown state for an extended period of time, allowing you to retrieve your weapon. When performed unarmed your character will recover much quicker from their pose if whiffed. Unlike other entries deflecting a slash of any strength will grant the same amount of time for a punish, furthermore deflecting a heavy slash will no longer disarm the opponent. Upon activation your character will attempt to deflect a weapon-based normal attack from your opponent. There is no period of strike vulnerability and you are generally in a much safer position (though whether or not this is beneficial mainly depends on your character), but you are susceptible to throws.

Your character will tech roll over halfscreen away.

There is a brief period of recovery where your character is vulnerable to strikes, but they are fully immune to throws. This will result in your character tech rolling a short distance backwards.

E must be timed near-perfectly as you hit the ground.

Given how the roll system of previous games has been replaced with the new Ukemi system, pursuit followups are less guaranteed.

There is only one type of pursuit in this game.

You may not input throws while crouching.

New to VI is the ability to tech throws, using the same motion. You no longer have to tap a slash button to follow up with an attack, nor can you move freely after throwing while unarmed.

A standard throw this time around with no extra nuance.

Every backdash can be cancelled into an air special, but not all characters have these.

Distance and speed varies between characters.

Im a sucker for compilations, but I understand that there are some that are awesome (darkstalkers resurrection) and some not so much (MK arcade kollection). Running attacks will autocorrect to face the opponent. Unfortunately Im quite short on money now, and by researching previous games I came to know about the Samurai Shodown anthology ( a compiliation of samsho I to VI). Some characters have step dashes instead of runs, and in turn these characters do not have a set of running normals. In line with existing wikis for III, V Special and 2019, motions will be represented in numpad notation.