#Toukiden 2 vita bad graphics Ps4
#Toukiden 2 vita bad graphics series

Admittedly these encounters still typically boil down to the player simply mashing buttons and avoiding attacks from the enemy, though Toukiden 2 spices things up a little by allowing the player to focus attacks on each individual limb of your foe.įocus attacks on one specific limb of an enemy and you’ll damage them, eventually giving you the ability to tear those limbs away and leave your foe in a weakened state. For the most part it feels like your typical hack and slash title, with button mashing aplenty as you take down the game’s smaller foes to build up to showdowns with the more intimidating and powerful boss Oni.

#Toukiden 2 vita bad graphics series

Thankfully it’s the most enjoyable aspect of the game, with the combat mechanics taking centre stage from start to finish.Īnyone who has played the ‘Toukiden’ series in the past (or alternatively the ‘Monster Hunter’ franchise that inspired it) will know what to expect from combat in the game. Of course, a game like Toukiden 2 isn’t driven by the narrative, but rather killing loads of demons and feeling like a bad ass whilst doing so. It’s an interesting twist that ensures the game’s narrative isn’t all about killing Oni (though that does pretty much make up the most of it).

The Oni are still bringing hell upon humanity in this time, but there is not only the vile demons to worry about but also the suspicious intents of some of the residents of the seemingly quiet village. Opening in a battle to defend the city of Yokohama against an Oni onslaught, an encounter against a huge demon sees the protagonist sent forward in time to the village of Mahoroba with all of their memories lost in the process. You take on the role of a Slayer, the warriors who are tasked with protecting humanity from the wrath of these evil demons. I think the best examples of good ports or optimize games for vita are Toukiden 2 (lot gameplay in youtube), Raganrok Odyssey ACE have a very similar looking in term of graphics and Dragon Quest Heroes II.Toukiden 2 follows on from previous entries in the series with the Oni still running ravage throughout Japan. If only they made the game with a engine made by themselves, maybe the game could be different and result a profit enough for localize both version, but lately the best ways for correct mistakes is just remaking the game for a powerfull machine (unlike the creator of tokyo twilight ghost hunters, they remade the game both Vita and PS4), for that reason i really doubt that Migthy No.9 for 3DS and Vita and The Spiritual succesor of castlevania made in unreal engine will cameout for the handhelds, even if they confirmed PS Vita version, so i am ready for the disapointment. Next order has big maps but no enough for a open world game, since you still need enter in 'load screen' and go to the next area, the game was just made literally with the ass, there no excuses if was made with unity or not, even if sony officially anounce that vita will support Unity Engine and they even with PSM shared SDK nessesary for develop games with Unity (most them was terrible).

#Toukiden 2 vita bad graphics Ps4

Open World games demand a better machine, but is there always ways for optimize a game and makes it run on vita 'smoothly':ġ - Adding longer loading times, 'I am Setsuna' in vita needs longer loading times because the level of details in that game reach (more or less) the same level as the PS4 version (the interaction with the snow on the ground).Ģ - Reducing the draw distance, either map, objects or creatures on the map (like dynasty warrior games and Toukiden 2).