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Kamen Rider Ryuki [PS1] - Ouja

This is a play-through using Kamen Rider Ouja in the PS1 game Kamen Rider Ryuki. Read on below for more information... Ouja is an unlockable playable character in this game. ===== About Ouja ===== He is essentially a masked super villain. From the looks of it, he appears to be a baddie. His "contract monster" seems to be a snake/serpent, and this version of him has a really cool/funny super move... I think it's the best one in the game, I love it. Seeing as I do not know anything about this franchise, that's all I have to say about this character. It should also be noted that there's 3 extra versions of him in this game as well... making a total of of 4 Oujas. Each of these Oujas have different super moves. ===== About Kamen Rider Ryuki ===== This is a good, well-built game for the PS1. The graphics are pretty good and it runs at 60fps... this is impressive for the PS1 standards. From what I can tell, the in-fight character model designs look very accurate to their TV series counterparts. There is a dedicated story mode in the game which I think focuses on the main character. The gameplay consists of a basic fighting system, with the emphasis on the card deck feature. You can use these cards during battle to give you specific powers, such as a special weapon, an support character or a super move... if you've ever played the Touhou 7.5/10.5/12.3 fighters then you'll know what I mean. When using the special move or super move cards, it goes into a short cut-scene (using the in-fight models) demonstrating the opponent getting hit by it... it's quite interesting and funny at times, and really does give it that "dramatic superhero scene" effect. The super moves are definitely the highlight of this game... if a super move card becomes available, it plays a special theme which leads to a song. My guess is that this theme is an official theme of the franchise? The throws (one button is designated for throws) in this game are also cool as well. Most of the music is your typical "superhero-rock" type soundtrack.