Though the bright side of this disappointing presentation is excellent background music.

Once we add English acting to it (Japanese is definitely better) permeated with lame and often nebulous dialogue, you’ll be convinced that the audio and video are two sides of the same coin. There is no fullness and it’s just too sharp. The sound effects completely leave you with an impression that you’re still playing on a portable console. The situation is actually the same with the audio as well. And once the mediocre models start running through poor and badly designed vastness, you will be absolutely sure that the visual aspect is not something that will draw you into this game. While the main characters and monsters are nicely designed, it’s far from actually persuading anyone that this is a next gen game. The PS4 version is almost identical to the Vita version which now emphasizes all of its flaws on the big screen. Not only do the graphics suffer, with bad textures and blur, but the whole screen along with the cumbersome parts of the HUD looks like a really shoddy work. While the fans of the series won’t need much persuasion to give Rage Burst a try, the rest who aren’t acquainted with this game, here is what you can expect from this renowned Japanese hack’n’slash.Īs soon as the game starts on a big screen it becomes obvious that it’s a port from a portable device. That day finally came and the game that originally only existed for portable consoles now has versions for PS4 and even Windows, beside the Vita version. The fans of the first game who don’t live in Japan or at least don’t speak Japanese well enough to enjoy a game in this language, have waited for quite a while in order to play an updated version of the second one – Rage Burst – in English.

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