If only I had realized before playing that the camera controls involve a combination of R + D-Pad, then I probably would have enjoyed this a lot more. I tried everything except that, and it was my only complaint the entire time...so I guess there's nothing left to do but praise it. It's not Ocarina and it's not Mario 64, but it's very fun adventure that slots somewhere in between. It's even better than you'd expect from the sequel (at least to English speakers) to the SNES game. The music is pretty much perfect, the controls have their hitches but you're only punished with a little bit of wasted time when it happens, and the graphics are very well done. Really, this belongs in your library if you can find it. The last time I checked, it wasn't that expensive, but that could change in a hurry. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdYJkwa3lEg

It just happens with these games where I have so many on the playlists and feel the need to represent different versions even if there's really no point. My bad. I remember loving this specific version of the game because it felt "right" visually. I didn't really care about the blood, although I did care about the fatalities. I never quite got why true fighting fans hated it, but playing it these days, it's easy to see how they were right. Moves just don't work or there is a strange delay either from the game or required by the player to make a move work. For those wanting precision, this ain't your version. For those who want the best look, this is it. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUpCNIoasq0