ITT:

After playing the Japanese version with an English patch it immediately became my favorite in the series.

>>3388608
Does Ash do it for you?

>>3388612
Not him, but the fairer gradient of difficulty is was done it for me

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>>3388616
Sure thing m8

>>3388567
Amazing game and hands down the best in the series.

>>3388567
nah

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>>3388608
>>3389839

Eh.

The new running, weapon and upgradable special moves mechanics are great, but the level themes and enemy types are less varied, the occasional level gimmicks get old quite fast and, though I do remember enjoying the music, I'm told it's an adquired taste. Also, Dr. Zan is OK but he's not nearly as fun to play as Max.

Overall, I find SoR3 way less enjoyable on replay than SoR2 -specially in co-op mode for some reason- and I think the latter is the superior game. [controversial genre denomination] are not like competitive fighting games: the level/character/scenario/flow design does matter nearly as much as the general gameplay.

>>3388567
It *is* an underrated game though, mostly because of the poinless tinkering the western release underwent.

>>3388567
The cyborg stuff was the leftdown of the game.

>>3388637
> how do I muscles

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>>3388567
The actual western release covers might have helped