Samurai Shodown

Samurai Shodown: Two More New Characters Teased with Mysterious Silhouettes on Famitsu

The latest issue of Weekly Famitsu included an article on SNK’s upcoming fighting game Samurai Shodown, including an interesting tease.

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We get to see three silhouettes of the three brand new characters that will debut in the new game. One is obviously Darli Dagger, who was presented a few days ago, but we get to take a preliminary look at the other two. They appear to be a male character armed with a Nagamaki and a female character wielding some sort of interesting looking tool.

If anyone can identify what that is, please let everyone know in the comments.

On top of that, we learn that SNK will host a livestream on April 5 focused on the new characters, even if we don’t know if they’ll be fully introduced. It’ll be livestreamed between 11:00 and 12:00 Japan time.

On top of the first look at these characters, we also get plenty of images of gameplay and of the thirteen characters who are returning from previous chapters of the series.

SNK recently revealed that Samurai Shodown will be released on PS4 and Xbox One in June, followed by Switch in Q4 2019. A PC version will come at a later, not yet announced, date.

Source: Weekly Famitsu


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