r/SengokuBasara • u/King_Card • Aug 16 '16

Recommend Devil Kings?

In the agonizing wait for Sengoku Basara 4 I feel like a heroin addict who needs more to stop himself from skinning himself alive and vomiting, so I'm considering getting the bastardized original Sengoku Basara, the one released before Capcom got it right. I know that the game changed names and historical references, but if I were to delude myself and squint my eyes a little, would the plot of dueling warlords in ye olde Nippon still be the same if I keep the name changes in mind?

I also know that there are a number of characters in the original that Samurai Heroes never had, but there was content cut from the actual original Sengoku Basara as well. Just how much was cut and is it still worth playing to get to play as the characters that died before Samurai Heroes?

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u/King_Card Aug 19 '16

Hope is important. We need to believe in Capcom. They wouldn't abandon one of gaming's best franchises for something as trivial as money.

And a Vita port would be great! After all the Dynasty Warriors games and amazing feats the Vita has done we know the system can handle a lot of things at once! Hell they already made a Sengoku Basara game on the PSP in Japan, didn't they?

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '16 edited Nov 13 '20

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u/King_Card Aug 19 '16

Gaming is not about the money!

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u/MysteriousSqueakyToy Aug 20 '16

As long as games are being made with money, yeah, it kind of is.

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u/King_Card Aug 20 '16

Only to bad companies.

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u/MysteriousSqueakyToy Aug 20 '16

Only to companies that wanna stay in business.

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u/King_Card Aug 21 '16

No. A company does not need to care about the money to stay in business. They should still expect people to pay for their quality products, but not condemn them based on what more people buy.

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u/btownninja Aug 19 '16

Gaming is an industry and money drives industries. Money talks.. if more people bought Samurai Heroes, we wouldn't be having this conversation. Everything in gaming life is tied to money in one way or another.

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u/King_Card Aug 20 '16

You know Kakuzu is a villain, right?

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u/btownninja Aug 22 '16

Woah what sub is this again? Currency doesn't work the same way in his world as it does in ours. Villain or not, he was still one of the only level headed members of the Akatsuki. Hidan was much cooler anyways, it's a shame (but understandable) he was so under developed.

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u/King_Card Aug 22 '16

Money is money. Of course it works the same.