Hundred Swords - Sega Dreamcast - Intro & Gameplay All Modes [1080p]

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Published on August 22, 2014 1:09:10 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPnjznCq2co

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Hundred Swords (2001)

Duration: 33:14

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Thirty minute gameplay look at the Sega Dreamcast title Hundred Swords, includes the opening intro. It is by far the closest game to the awesome Sega Saturn title Dragon Force and it's a huge shame there was never a Dragon Force III on Dreamcast. It's a rare example of SEGA trying their hand at the RTS genre and the result is a rather enjoyable fantasy title, with a few flaws

Starts with a look at the first mission in mission mode where you play as the Mascar leader “Rentze” and have to capture the character “Prisira”. Mission mode acts as a great way to test and practice your skill, completing a mission grants you bonus equipment for use in other missions and the online mode.

Next up, is a look at the tutorial mode to show off how general skirmish battles work. This includes building units and barracks, along with mining resources.

Finally, we have a look at the opening story mission in the game, which follows the leader of Nalavale Larf as he prepares for a training exercise in peace time.

While the Dreamcast version never got a western release it did receive a port to PC which did. Albeit with a rather quick translation, resulting in some very poor English names and dialogue. This version also had a number of changes and cuts to the main story mode also.

Timestamp and chapters:
00:00 Into and splash screens
02:40 Mission Mode
11:55 Tutorial mode
20:30 Opening Story Mission

Also known as: ハンドレッドソード (Japan)

Release: 2001
Developer: Smilebit
Publisher: Sega / セガ
Format: Sega Dreamcast (DC) / ドリームキャスト

Game played by: Random Gamer Riven

Check out Randomised Gaming blog for our Japanese Dreamcast import feature:
http://randomisedgaming.tumblr.com/post/60762169460/sega-dreamcast-importing-games-part-1-japan

All footage in this video is captured directly from the Sega Dreamcast console, via an Elgato Game Capture HD using a VGA to HDMI converter.

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