Trouble Witches NEO - XBOX 360 Gameplay (Original Mode Then Arrange 360 Mode!)

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Published on August 23, 2022 6:01:35 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePy49c8UFBc

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Trouble Witches (2011)

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Trouble Witches NEO - XBOX 360 Gameplay (Original Mode Then Arrange 360 Mode!) #DoujinBulletHell

OK, so I have had this for quite some time and slowly but surely I am getting to grips with it. What do you think? A good/Great/Crap Shmup? Leave a comment below

Speaking of below, the below is taken from #TroubleWitches Tropedia - https://tropedia.fandom.com/wiki/Trouble_Witches

"Trouble Witches NEO! (2011) is the game's first-time venture into the mainstream platform. Published by SNK Playmore and released world-wide for Xbox 360 via Xbox Live Arcade on April 27, 2011. It is essentially an enhanced port of Trouble Witches AC while featuring the return of the PC game's Story Mode, a new Challenge Mode featuring a Boss Rush and Score Attack mode, two new characters and their familiars (one of which is Downloadable Content), co-op (both locally and online), enhanced visuals for widescreen presentation, new character artwork, online leaderboards, sharable replays, Achievements, and Trouble Witches AC as an added bonus. The two new witches introduced are Sakurako Kujo, an astrologist anime otaku who wants to become a witch like in her favorite Magical Girl animes; and Luca, a downloadable devil princess with Lightning Bruiser-like qualities, MP almost double compared to every other witch in the game, and whose also madly in-love with the Draupnir.

Along with the return of the Story Mode, it also featured an option for English voice-overs as the developers puts it, "offers a full voice dubbing in English and in Japanese to enjoy twice the game!", although it has Gone Horribly Wrong as it features terrible English voice-acting and translations this side of Castle of Shikigami and Chaos Wars. Your Mileage May Vary, but some fans actually like the horrendous English voice-overs. Adding to the abysmal localization quality, the Story Mode is also abridged compared to it's original PC counterpart, lots of name changes for the characters (for better or worse), and the included Trouble Witches AC is more-or-less the same game save for the most of the terrible voice-acting. It also lacks the personal score rankings, the ability to revisit past stages, and the ability to switch Magic Cards on the fly of the original game. Despite its faults, the gameplay still holds up fairly well."

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