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Speaking of the level designs, I have to give them credit because these level designs are very pretty, they’re well design, immersive and look like accurate remakes of levels of the past. I see what they were trying to do here, emulate the feel of the first game in a new 3D landscape, but the problem lies in the fact that those enemy numbers don’t work well and leads to you having to traipse around the levels to catch them. The enemy count is pretty small in the levels compared to previous games, which had slews of enemies you mowed down in droves, this enemy count is pretty small in comparison. This game tries to have it half an half by combining gameplay elements from Burst (2011) and Estival Versus, but it can’t quite pull it off. Here’s where we dip slightly into the negative in terms of gameplay. Yeah girls, friendship! This image is still adorable. There’s really not much else to say here that wouldn’t just be an echo of what I said last time. The smaller cast makes for more interesting moments and interactions and this game shows the great development the Crimson Squad has received over the years, transitioning from the evil sadist killers of Burst into the nuclear unit of anti-heroes we know today. I don’t want to paraphrase too much, but to save having to go back to my other Burst review, these are some of the characters at their best. Much like with the story aspect of this game, I can’t really say anything that wasn’t already said in my original Burst review. With that out of the way, let’s get to characters…well… Destruction 100 Characters The stuff I have to say about the story there are the same here, it’s a good story with some interesting themes and good pacing. I’d just be paraphrasing stuff I said back in the Burst 2011 review, so I don’t really want to waste people’s time retreading old ground and instead recommend you read my Senran Kagura Burst 2011 Review here. This story is just the Burst story from the 3DS just with nicer visuals and a gameplay change. So…this is where I hit a bit of a problem with this review, I can’t exactly talk about the story because I already have a few reviews ago.

So did this remaster improve the original and add to it in unique and special ways? Erm…well…let’s get into the review to find out. But then we got this, a remastered version of the first game Senran Kagura Burst, built for the next generation of consoles. After the weird third person shooter Spin-Off Peach Beach Splash, I didn’t really know what was next in store for the girls of the Senranverse. Welcome to day 5 of the Senran Celebrations.

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