Mob Psycho 100 Season 3 is a very fun and entertaining game for anyone that loves Street Fighter V. If you like the older games in the series, then you’ll love this one. It’s basically an update of the first game. I haven’t played the original version, but I hear it’s a great game. Below I have listed some of my favorite things about the game.
First off, I love how the game starts off with Shigeo Kageyama practices his moves from the previous fighting scenes. The shots are very well animated and really get the heart rates up. There are even moments where you could see some hidden moves in the combos. Of course, the graphics were a bit rough around the edges, but they’re not anything you would worry about.
The fighting moves are all pretty solid. The moves aren’t too flashy, but they’re still fun to see in action. I especially loved the kick for when you get close to your opponent and he blocks. It’s an awesome finishing move for him. The other moves are pretty much just the same as the first one. They could see the return of psycho 100’s first form and even got me laughing a couple times.
I also really liked the change to the story. Instead of being focused on the actual story of what happened during the fight scene, it switches to something about Shigeo and his past. I like this because it’s more of an emotional story and gets me involved in the fighting. It’s definitely a different take on the Street fighter series.
Also, the story line itself is interesting enough. I felt it lacked a bit of substance, but that’s not what the game is trying to do. I personally don’t care about stories that go nowhere. I could see a few future fights and what that would entail, but the main storyline was just a little bit disappointing. I’ll give the game its due for trying to create something new, but the story never made me feel as if I needed to continue after the end of the fight scene.
From a technical standpoint, Mob Psycho 100 Season 3 doesn’t have anything to be ashamed of. The graphics were pretty good. The game didn’t run slow, but there were some parts where the action looked a bit choppy. I also felt the game had a fair amount of pop up and repetition. It could see the developers wanting to improve the visuals, but they didn’t do a whole lot.
All in all, I had a great time playing this game. The fight scenes were fast paced, exciting, and just generally fun to watch. The overall storyline kept me interested throughout. I would definitely play this video game again.
Overall, Mob Psycho 100 season 3 is a must play. Even if you don’t like fighting games, you’ll definitely have fun with this one. I’m already planning on a second play through once the story has wrapped up. I highly recommend it! Let’s hope that the hype is true and that this game gets more hype next time around.
Speaking of sequels, I’m also looking forward to a new Rayman game. I’m a big fan of the first game. I’ve always liked Rayman. Now, he’s fighting against his arch nemesis, Thuderidge. I’m looking forward to the reactions and witty dialogues that come from this second game. Who knows, maybe we’ll even get a brand new fighting method.
I’m not sure what to expect in terms of story in the future. I will say though that the story in Mob Psycho 100 is decent. I got caught up in the action and didn’t pay too much attention to the story. The fighting scene was intense. It made me feel prepared for the next fight scene.
That being said, I am not sure if I’m going to play this game more than once. The video game play can become boring and tedious. For some people, it can be hard to continue playing once you’re through with something. I enjoyed the first few fights in the game and then got bored after that. Maybe it will be different if you’re playing it more than once.
In the end, Mob Psycho 100 is a good game to play. It provides a good deal of adrenaline while offering solid fighting strategies. If you have enjoyed previous versions, then this will be a great introduction. For those who haven’t played it before, I suggest you start with the prologue and then work your way up to the last battle.
