Saturn Longplay [239] Cube Battler: Story of Shou (JP)

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Played by: SCHLAUCHI
From MobyGames:
'Cube Battler: Story of Shou is a competitive puzzle game with a strong emphasis on story and anime cutscenes, in which two players race to rotate and arrange cubes on a grid to match a video playing in the background.
This release is the first chapter of the story; it follows Debugger Shou, a game tester who enters the Cube Battle tournament looking to expose the wrongdoings of the game's developer.'
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[@AAAAAAAAA1]

what a highly produced game!

[@gmork1346ad]

Looks awesome!

[@p6mkq]

I liked the magician girl the most. Bunny rocked.

[@SeiferTan]

Nice

[@lancelnce]

The ending song seens to be glitched

[@BrehndanLoberg]

🧡😘💚

[@OuroborosChoked]

Waiting until the title card to add the "played by"? That's style I can respect.
The game, however, is emblematic of what was wrong with Sega in the 90s: they had hardware with incredible potential and pissed it all away with titles with shit gameplay. The Turbo Grafix CD had Rondo of Blood. The Sega CD had... Sewer Shark. Sony had Final Fantasy VII. Sega had... this. Yes, this - the 1990s version of a cheap F2P mobile game - released the same year as FFVII.