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Star Wars: Masters of Teräs Käsi (PS)

Description: Manufacturer: Lucas Arts / Genre: Fighting / Release Date: 1997

Newest Review: ... Blade I guess, but it's the Tekken series, with it's button-for-each-limb system, of which it shares similarities. Where it ... more

... doesn't match up is that throws cannot be countered, but that's not to say that it doesn't throw punches of it's own - taking on-board side-stepping before the Tekken games did. Also, it features a power bar which allows for special moves, and as it is filled by pulling off certain moves as well as taking damage, thus it presents a chance for the losing fighter to strike back and force (groan) a comeback. Controls are non-customisable, with the shoulder buttons seeing to side-stepping, as well as switching stanc...more

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Star Wars: Masters of Teräs Käsi (PS): Thok Off - I Want To Be Hoar! (547 words)
by - written on 28/01/09 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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A long time ago, on a games console far, far and away greater than those released today... MASTERS OF TERAS KASI So, the Emperor wishes to retaliate against the Rebel Alliance for their destruction of the Death Star. Enter stage left Arden Lyn whom, with a mechanical arm and armed with the knowledge of an almost forgotten martial art Teras Kasi, is called upon by The Emperor to remove key members of the Rebel Alliance. Naturally, the news filter through to the Alliance, whom prepare to fight... For those wanting to live out those lightsaber duels in a fighting game, Star Wars: Master of Teras Kasi will come as a ... Read the complete review

The force has gone a wandering with this one (272 words)
by - written on 24/01/09 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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For fans of the Star Wars universe this is definitely not worth a look at for even just a peek at the style of games that the original Playstation was rife with. This very much plays on the success of the orginal Soul Blade / Tekken series that debuted those many moons ago. It jumps on this bandwagon with some enthusiasm and playability for fans of the subject material definitely but for people interested in fighters it quite possibly isnt worth the few pounds you might pick it up for these days. It has all the characters you'd expect from Luke, Han Solo, Boba Fett to even an unlockable Darth Vader. Unfortunately this really cannot save the game ... Read the complete review