We suspect that even if we started playing
Sin & Punishment 2 now and kept playing until the North American release in spring of next year, we wouldn't be able to play with the kind of skill and confidence on display in
this video of Stage 1. The player in this demonstration on Nintendo's site builds up a 16x multiplier immediately and hangs on to it throughout the level.
In more
S&P2 news, Siliconera has been translating an
Iwata Asks interview with Treasure, mostly about the development of the first game for Nintendo 64, a system that "didn't work at all."
{ Nov 5th 2009 at 1:44PM } 
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Toasty @ Nov 5th 2009 4:18PM
And that, my friends, is level one.
S. Tiger @ Nov 5th 2009 5:10PM
I should get the first game...since I never did...
Mr Khan @ Nov 5th 2009 10:39PM
As long as it doesn't have a missile sequence like the original game (that one where you're roaring in towards robo-Saki and basically have 30 seconds to destroy that missile before it insta-kills you, and it all really comes down to how much you can sword-slash it in the last few seconds), i'll be fine
I think i damaged my Classic Controller a little from that segment, and pissed away most of my credits in the process.