Shikigami No Shiro II Deluxe Edition

Dreamcast

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Alfa System listened to their loyal Dreamcast fans and have brought us Shikigami No Shiro 2 (The Demon God Castle 2 in English) on the 25th March 2004. From what I can tell, the Dreamcast version seems to have all the same options as the Game Cube version (first console version) including the gallery mode which is a great sign. There are loads of play modes plus a remixed soundtrack option, full speech for each character that can be switched on or off and a very convenient practice mode. Each player has a variety of two different attack styles to choose from which can be accessed by pushing left or right on the character select screen. A great point about Shikigami No Shiro II is that every one of the characters has their own unique way of shooting just like characters of a fighting game have their own unique fighting style. Personally I haven't tried out every character much yet but it's going to be fun finding out.

I can imagine that a lot of you out there are asking "Is Shikigami No Shiro II better than Psyvariar 2?" Well, that's a tuff one to answer. They are both shooters played in a 2D style over 3D backgrounds but I'd say Psyvariar 2 is more of a pattern shooter than Shikigami No Shiro II. I love both of them but I'd have to say Shikigami No Shiro 2 would be my favorite due to the style of the characters appealing more to me. As far as game play goes I'd say Psyvariar 2 will have you on the edge of your seats more.

The Dreamcast Limited Deluxe edition comes with a free CD Soundtrack of all the music and character voices featured in Shikigami No Shiro II plus a cool set of 4 character trading cards which you can see below