GenerationGamerz

15th March, 2012

Asura's Wrath: Arms of the revenge for PS3

Asura's Wrath is a jewel of Capcom in 2012 and certainly one of the best action titles we've seen in a while. Despite some weaknesses have gameplay this title which leads to epic battles and excessive is an excellent option for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. 

History: 

Not many months ago we had taken a first look at what would be Asura's Wrath, and today we are convinced that when we said that it would continue the legacy of the games Capcom, we are not mistaken. 

The history of Asura's Wrath is interesting; everything is based on this character called Asura who is a demigod. The same has been betrayed by the other gods and because of this his family is dead, that as expected the hate-filled, and well, goes in search of revenge. 

It is interesting to see how the whole game is basically run by interactive cinema which allows you to play while you appreciate their history and their potential graph. Moreover overdose of videos make the game a little slow if we are looking for a fight. 

Gameplay: 

On the other hand one could believe that Asura's Wrath has certain similarities to God of War, though not so well, both are games that have different mechanical, although it is clear that at times you can see a second copy, but for intended to steal anything, but you want to honor. 

Fast quick buttons and controls to play Asura's Wrath should be adept at attacking and deduce the movements of the enemy. It is clear that there is a classic action game because it is much more complete than this to lock him in a single heading. 

Audio and video: 

We will say that Asura's Wrath is a visually spectacular game but the truth is that it is not. You can count on good cinema and good menus, but the truth is that it loses points in the characters and their movements. On the other hand presents good scenarios and amazing effects, but this does not give to crown as other more complete title Uncharted 3 style. 

For audio this itself takes several points above the average, by far has worked fine voices and sound effects bit repetitive and well made. Moreover since the game has many cinemas, music is something to be evaluated and it has not left us unhappy at all.

Conclusion: 

If you are looking for something more daring, vibrant games today Asura's Wrath can be a great option. At times its lack of content and other limitations make it a little repetitive but once the battle begins this no longer matters much.