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  『SAMURAI SHODOWN』 （1993）In a world dominated by fighters where opponents duked it out with their fists and kicks, SAMURAI SHODOWN sliced into the scene with their brand-new take on the genre. Not only does each attack hit like a truck normally, but damage actually increases further due to the implementation of a POW meter that fills up upon taking damage. This, coupled with its unique setting and boastful roster of 12 peerless warriors made this game a phenomenon that everyone was talking about. Do you have what it takes to take down SHIRO TOKISADA AMAKUSA?
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  『SAMURAI SHODOWN II』（1994）
  This game further expanded the thrill of the fight by adding forward and back rolls, a low-attack dodge, and an attack that breaks the opponent’s weapon! These additions to the game brought it into a-whole-nother level of skill and precision unlike any fighter at the time. HAOHMARU goes up against his long-standing rival, KIBAGAMI GENJURO, as well as three other additional characters—bringing the roster to a total of 15 warriors.
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  『SAMURAI SHODOWN III』（1995）
  This title took the SAMURAI SHODOWN series onto a different path with an overhaul to the button and system settings. Players can now choose between two different fighting styles for each character, named Slash and Bust. Additionally, players can now choose between three grades when choosing a character. These are Beginner Class, Medium Grade, and Upper Grade, which add a lot of depth and complexity to an already complex game. 12 warriors set out to bring ZANKURO MINAZUKI’s reign of terror to an end. Will they succeed?
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  『SAMURAI SHODOWN IV AMAKUSA'S REVENGE』 （1996）
  Following after the previous installment comes new additions in the form of a CD 14-multislash combo and Rage Explosion (w/ Fatal Flash and Link Slashes to boot!). Additionally, the single player campaign features a timer and the ending received changes on the time finished. Warriors from past titles join up with new faces to form a hearty 17-character roster. As the name implies, SHIRO TOKISADA AMAKUSA is back again but is weak as his spirit was split in two. If he succeeds in his quest of joining both halves, the world will be plunged into darkness forevermore.
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  『SAMURAI SHODOWN V』 （2003）
  Seven years would follow until the series saw another sequel on the NEOGEO. Four new characters including MAJIKINA MINA, and TOKUGAWA YOSHITORA join the roster bringing it to an explosive 24 characters. The system has been updated with new features such as a Sword Gauge and a state of meditation called Concentration One. The series was back on track with its game balance being focused on devastating blows and quick dodges.
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  『SAMURAI SHODOWN V SPECIAL』 （2004）The final game sold on the NEOGEO. Every character is now equipped with a devastating Overkill attack. This title brought balance changes that truly gave players the thrill and excitement expected out of SAMURAI SHODOWN. Now, with the inclusion of previous boss characters, the roster stood at a girthy 28 bloodthirsty warriors.
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  『SAMURAI SHODOWN V PERFECT』 （Previously Unreleased）
  The gameplay of SAMURAI SHODOWN V SPECIAL has been left untouched, but this previously unreleased title features a brand-new story and ending. This is the TRUE and FINAL game made for the NEOGEO.

*Note, online battle modes are only available for English ver.SAMURAI SHODOWN titles.

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*Note, online versus battle modes are only available for English-released titles.

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