However, don't expect Rygar to pull out Dante's guns-blazing moves.
It also shares the same mix of 3D backgrounds and dramatic camera angles that served DMC so well. It's a bit like Devil May Cry, blending intense action with occasional rudimentary puzzles and role-playing elements. The fully orchestrated music evokes a similar classical flair, using a real symphony and chorus to score the action.Įven refined beauty can be skin-deep, so how does Rygar play? You'll venture through more than 10 diverse environments, each populated with scads of nasty foes and one gargantuan boss monster. This influence injects the game with a stunningly unique visual style-crumbling coliseums, watery temples and weathered statues create a world of living myth. "After the fact, I discovered that Tecmo's Rygar reminded me of the impressive sunsets of Greece." Kanematsu's love of Greece inspired the team's programmer, planner and CG designers to all visit the sunny Balkan nation. "I often sit on the steps of the Parthenon shrine to see the sun set and reflect on my life and the life of the ancient people," muses Producer Satoshi Kanematsu. While Argool, the mythical setting of the original title, had some design influences from real-life civilizations, the world of this new Rygar exudes a strong Greek flavor. This Rygar isn't exactly a sequel to those older games-it's more of a full-scale reimagining. He's been laying low for some 15 years, but now he's coming back to run beneath a blazing sunset once again. He's Rygar, the mythical star of cult-classic titles for both the Nintendo Entertainment System and the arcade. However, if you're a less-experienced player (calling the Nintendo 64 the "Old Nintendo" is a dead giveaway), you might be wondering who this skirt-dad dude with the giant yoyo is. If you're an old-school gamer who waxes nostalgic about the glory days of 8-Bit gaming, you don't require any introduction to Tecmo's proud gladiator.
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