Trophies for the Volleyball mini-game, completion of Insane Mode with any character, and for getting all of the trophies in the game.ĭifferences from the Xbox 360 version but are similar to the later versions.Can't Stop Crying Pack is $1.99 through the PSN.The 2x4 is not present in this version bar hacking.Extremely high prices for the Gold Skull Mace, NG Golden Sword, Chainsaw, Dragonhead, and Pelter found in the Insane Store in an ascending order.Abnormally fast light attack and heavy attack speeds while on the ground.The PS3 Version also includes an exclusive volleyball minigame, but does not include the All You Can Quaff minigame. In the PS3 version, only Blacksmith and Pink Knight are DLC Characters, the rest that were DLC on XBLA are unlocked through Insane Mode, and Hatty Hattington is unlocked by purchasing the Can't Stop Crying Pack on the same account as Castle Crashers respectively. The PS3 Version is far more similar to the Steam Version of the game. Your mission as the Knights is to travel across the land to retrieve the princesses, the crystal, and stop the Evil Wizard from destroying the land.Ĭastle Crashers was released on PlayStation in the year 2010. He then sends an enormous army of barbarians, thieves and other enemies across the land to stop the Knights in their path. The PS3 Version of Castle Crashers is a beat-em' up game where an Evil Wizard steals a large crystal and kidnaps the four princesses from the castle. 4 Differences from the Xbox 360 version but are similar to the later versions.This can be taken further away from the heat of battle in Turn-Based games. Other games include Fighting, but remove the player from direct control, focusing instead on the Strategy or Simulation of combat. This is sometimes expanded by games that combine the fighting with Adventure, Role-Playing, Narrative and other elements. These games are Action focused, but mainly in respect of the fighting.
These pure fighting games sit alongside brawling and beat-em-up games where fights are simpler and against large numbers of enemies. These games are often harder to learn and play, requiring fast reactions and memorisation of combinations of buttons. Different playable characters and computer-controlled enemies have different abilities that offer a tactical challenge. Usually, in some arena, the player uses attacks, and combinations of moves to overpower and outwit his opponent. In this entry we are looking at Fighting games.įighting video games involve close combat between characters. This is designed for people new to gaming, and aims to identify games with the least barriers. In this series, we are learning how different aspects of video games work by playing games that offer an easy introduction to this one concept.
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