Musha 2: Director Interview on Enhanced Controls and Exciting Features
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In this riveting interview by GameSpot, Coantes and Curtain Deina sit down with Shuan, the director of the legendary Musha 2, alongside the translator Shu. They delve into the exhilarating journey of returning to a game crafted 23 years ago, now revitalized with enhanced controls and quality of life improvements. The team's dedication to recreating the original gameplay while infusing it with modern features like cutscene skips and auto saves is truly commendable. Shuan's passion for preserving the essence of the game shines through as they discuss the intricate details of the backgrounds and character development.
A heated debate over a seemingly cheesy line in the game, which later evolved into a beloved character trait, adds a touch of behind-the-scenes drama to the mix. The revelation of an intriguing Easter egg involving a horse that mysteriously grows in size with each interaction adds a playful element to the gaming experience. Furthermore, the implementation of a chain critical attack system and a unique companions feature elevates the gameplay to new heights, promising an immersive and dynamic adventure for players. The act of giving gifts to allies to unlock new events showcases the depth and complexity of the Onimusha 2 universe, making it a truly unforgettable gaming experience.
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