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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
[[File:Samurai_Slice_2_3DS_gameplay.PNG|thumb|200px]]The gameplay is almost the exact same as Samurai Slice, but the dark creatures are popping out 2 times now instead of one time and had pink scleras this time. Use A and the D-Pad to slice (hold B to guard, release B to counter) | [[File:Samurai_Slice_2_3DS_gameplay.PNG|thumb|200px]]The gameplay is almost the exact same as Samurai Slice, but the dark creatures are popping out 2 times now instead of one time and had pink scleras this time. Use A and the D-Pad to slice (hold B to guard, release B to counter) | ||
==Controls== | |||
====Button Mode==== | |||
*A or D-Pad: Slice a small demon | |||
*B: Guard (hold), counter and slice a big demon (release) | |||
====Touch Mode==== | |||
*Tap: Slice a small demon | |||
*Hold Stylus: Guard (hold), counter and slice a big demon (release) | |||
== Hit or Miss == | == Hit or Miss == | ||
Hit: The Wandering Samurai successfully slices through/kicks away the dark creatures. | *Hit: The Wandering Samurai successfully slices through/kicks away the dark creatures. | ||
Barely: The Wandering Samurai fails to slice through the dark creatures, but they disappear anyway. It is currently unknown whether a barely counts as a hit or a miss. | *Barely: The Wandering Samurai fails to slice through the dark creatures, but they disappear anyway. It is currently unknown whether a barely counts as a hit or a miss. | ||
Miss: The Wandering Samurai topples over and yells, while the creature that hit him flies away carelessly. | *Miss: The Wandering Samurai topples over and yells, while the creature that hit him flies away carelessly. | ||
==Rating Notes== | ==Rating Notes== | ||
*Try Again: "Um, have you fainted out, mister?" | *Try Again: "Um, have you fainted out, mister?" | ||