I knew it!!, I knew that i played this game before as a child, despite being repetitive all the time, it's a interesting old school concept of an action rpg
It’s nice looking, but also looks incredibly repetitive and shallow. It was an early neo-geo game so that’s kind of par for the course. Once Neo-Geo devs learned they couldn’t lean on nice animations and bright colors alone, the games improved.
@@yellowblanka6058Which years would you say marked the better releases on the system? Curious, cos I just recently started playing Neo Geo games. It seems like most of the popular titles are from the late 90s to early 2000s like Garou Mark of The Wolves and Sengoku III.
@@deckofcards87I never owned an actual neo-geo, but own some collections/individual emulation releases and played neo-geo games in the late '90s, and in my opinion they really started getting going with the Neo-Geo in 93/94 with games like Samurai Showdown, then in 95/96 you had Metal Slug etc.
Used to rent the AES system, and Super Spy back in the early 90's. I was fortunate to be playing Neo Geo back then. I never had a chance to play this one though. Will add it to my todo list.
just accidently game overed on this game somehow and came here to see the ending since i figured i was close. turns out i wasnt even halway thru!! they really made this as long as possible so u keep puttin those quarters in!!
I don't like the Puppet Sword, it reverses your power gauge. The gauge will only rise if you're guarding, meaning your strikes start off weak and have to guard for a while to build up to max power. Transforming the enemies into scarecrows is also pretty useless. Sure they can't attack and pose no threat, but you also don't get any items from them when defeated either, either money, life or even magic refill. Plus the sword becomes underpowered by the next stage anyway when Shield Axe DX becomes available It may be wise to get the Thunder Sword on stage 2 or 3, it's magic is strong enough to kill the stage 3 boss in just 2 uses
I have no frame of reference here as I havn't played Punch Out or Crossed Swords but they do remind me of each other and you do compare them, so would you say the action in Punch Out is also too long and boring? And do you think someone who enjoys Punch Out would get the same satisfaction from playing this game? I agree with you that the campaign is probably a bit too long from what I see, they could have condensed it a bit better or quickened the pace with things.
Punch-out is generally a lot less tedious, unless you count the arcade games with infinite loops. I think Crossed Swords 2 improves on the original formula in a lot of ways even though it still has some problems.
And then some. Too bad because the visuals and overall atmosphere are great. But the gameplay gets boring super quick and the game length is stupidly long.
![Pulstar Longplay (Neo Geo) [QHD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VYyFhNhEcFg/mqdefault.jpg)
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I used to play this on my Neo Geo loved the sound.
I knew it!!, I knew that i played this game before as a child, despite being repetitive all the time, it's a interesting old school concept of an action rpg
Wow this looks like a cool game. What a shame it never received much attention. I love how the enemies explode for no reason after you kill them.
This game came out before Mortal Kombat, so it's likely the explosions were a stand in for what would have otherwise been blood splatters.
It’s nice looking, but also looks incredibly repetitive and shallow. It was an early neo-geo game so that’s kind of par for the course. Once Neo-Geo devs learned they couldn’t lean on nice animations and bright colors alone, the games improved.
@@yellowblanka6058Which years would you say marked the better releases on the system? Curious, cos I just recently started playing Neo Geo games. It seems like most of the popular titles are from the late 90s to early 2000s like Garou Mark of The Wolves and Sengoku III.
@@deckofcards87I never owned an actual neo-geo, but own some collections/individual emulation releases and played neo-geo games in the late '90s, and in my opinion they really started getting going with the Neo-Geo in 93/94 with games like Samurai Showdown, then in 95/96 you had Metal Slug etc.
This game looks sick. Gotta love a good classic
Wow I would have lost my soul playing this as a kid...Just wow
This brought up some fun childhood memories...
This game had a special atmosphere despite its super repetitive gameplay
Used to rent the AES system, and Super Spy back in the early 90's. I was fortunate to be playing Neo Geo back then. I never had a chance to play this one though. Will add it to my todo list.
Always loved this game , salute Fam!!!
great game
just accidently game overed on this game somehow and came here to see the ending since i figured i was close.
turns out i wasnt even halway thru!!
they really made this as long as possible so u keep puttin those quarters in!!
i used to play this game in 1993/94, what a good time :) life was easier for everything
Never seen this game growing up... Looks pretty solid for it's time
so basically, this is a medieval reskin of The Super Spy.
or Punch Out?
It has similarities with The Super Spy, except Cross Swords is almost entirely linear. Again, both games are entirely too long and pretty boring.
This game looks SICK
You can see through the player. They need to do this for every 3rd person games so the character is not blocking your view.
Lmfao
I don't like the Puppet Sword, it reverses your power gauge. The gauge will only rise if you're guarding, meaning your strikes start off weak and have to guard for a while to build up to max power. Transforming the enemies into scarecrows is also pretty useless. Sure they can't attack and pose no threat, but you also don't get any items from them when defeated either, either money, life or even magic refill. Plus the sword becomes underpowered by the next stage anyway when Shield Axe DX becomes available
It may be wise to get the Thunder Sword on stage 2 or 3, it's magic is strong enough to kill the stage 3 boss in just 2 uses
The closest thing to an rpg you will get on Neo Geo
Nice game👍
좋은 영상 감사합니다
I have no frame of reference here as I havn't played Punch Out or Crossed Swords but they do remind me of each other and you do compare them, so would you say the action in Punch Out is also too long and boring? And do you think someone who enjoys Punch Out would get the same satisfaction from playing this game?
I agree with you that the campaign is probably a bit too long from what I see, they could have condensed it a bit better or quickened the pace with things.
Punch-out is generally a lot less tedious, unless you count the arcade games with infinite loops. I think Crossed Swords 2 improves on the original formula in a lot of ways even though it still has some problems.
NEO GEO WAS AWESOME
Yo! Blacksmith girl's got it going on.
Reminds me of dinamite duke sorta.
Neo Geo mi amor :-)
Muy buenoni siquiera sabia que existia!!!
virtual reality RPG!
The remake for the Switch when?
u-HUH-u-HUH-u-HUH
It's seem this game is repetitive as hell
And then some. Too bad because the visuals and overall atmosphere are great. But the gameplay gets boring super quick and the game length is stupidly long.
Dark Souls 0.1 ver.
OMG an hour? I'd get 35-45 minutes at most but good grief.