Samurai Shodown review-lint
Japanese developer/publisher SNK is viewed by reverence with those old enough to recall the arcade-game era. The company’s powerful but pricey Neo Geo consoles saw it briefly become a major games industry player in the 1990s. But the company is best known for its beat-em-ups – especially Samurai Shodown, which broke new ground for the genre in 1993. Given the slew of high-quality, high-tech beat-em-ups that have been released in recent years, such as Mortal Kombat 11, Dragon Ball FighterZ, Injustice 2 and Soul Calibur VI (which, like Samurai Shodown, features swords), it was vital that SNK take a measured approach to dragging Samurai Shodown into the 21st century....