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Like the first Psychic Force on the PlayStation a couple years back, this is one fighting game you'll either love or hate. For fighting classicists, the Psychic Force system will definitely take some getting used to. Since you're flying around in an enclosed arena, all that really matters is judging distances and timing dashes. In this respect, Psychic Force 2012 feels a lot like other arena fighters (Power Stone, Virtual On). You'll rely on distance attacks quite a bit, but real offense is dashing in to perform devastating combos and juggles off the invisible wall...reminded me a lot of Fighting Vipers. Like any fighting game with ring outs, you're constantly being reminded of your proximity to the edge. Getting near a wall means opening yourself up for chain combos, but unlike the original PF, you won't take damage every time you hit the barrier. There's a nice variety of combos to perform, and you're encouraged to mix in special attacks; at the advance level, you'll find yourself looking for openings to dish out combos with machine-like precision. There's a tot of depth to appreciate, and I found myself getting more and more creative with my techniques. Still, I don't see a huge audience for the 'projectile fighter' (how well did Evil Zone sell, anyway?) here in the U.S. If you're a fan of anime, buy it for the excellent localization and subtitles.

If you're still deep in the throes of Soul Calibur ecstasy, you're probably gun-shy about buying another Dreamcast fighter. But give Psychic Force a try. Sure, it looks crude and lacks options, but the gameplay here is fresh enough to hook you. It might take you a while to figure out the right balance of projectile and hand-to-hand attacks. That's what I like about this game--It's different. The simple control scheme means it plays fine with the joypad, too.

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I didn't like the first PF that much, and prettier DC graphics haven't done much to change my mind. It's not a terribly deep fighter, though it does involve a lot of mind games (trying to guess your opponent's next move, fake rushes, etc.). A few things annoy me, like how easy it is to throw someone after blocking his or her punch/kick combos and those damn overly reliable one-button projectile attacks. Two-player play is OK, but not great.

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The only difference between this game and the original Psychic Force for the PlayStation are the graphics and a few of the characters. Almost everything else is the same. For casual players, the gameplay is about on the level of Toshinden as far as how much skill is involved. There's some amount of strategy but you'll have to delve. And since most of the attacks are projectiles it lends itself to a lot of hands-off combat. I wish it had something new to offer.