IGDB fucked up the arrangement of this game's ports and it caused my review to get moved to the totally-different PS1 remake
Anyway Mad Stalker kicks ass, like Ninjawarriors but with mechs, which equals out to more weight, more impact, and more jet-inflused velocity. It's the most fighting-game-esque beatemup from this era on both a gamefeel point and mechanics: You got special moves, light and heavy combos, cancels, double jumps, okizeme and mixups. The robots are awesome and the soundtrack kicks ass. Main thing holding it back is how unpredictably cheap the bosses are.
Anyway Mad Stalker kicks ass, like Ninjawarriors but with mechs, which equals out to more weight, more impact, and more jet-inflused velocity. It's the most fighting-game-esque beatemup from this era on both a gamefeel point and mechanics: You got special moves, light and heavy combos, cancels, double jumps, okizeme and mixups. The robots are awesome and the soundtrack kicks ass. Main thing holding it back is how unpredictably cheap the bosses are.