Chain combos are simple combos that are activated by pressing "WS + SS + K" (one after the other, not all together): and this will make your time with clearing Arcade Mode with each character much easier. I would highly suggest that unless you're very familiar with the game, you choose Speed type. Speed type allows you to use chain combos at the cost of reduced damage. As the name would imply, Power type allows you to deal more damage: at the cost of not being able to use "chain combos". A throw can be executed by using the, but their range requires you to be very close to your opponent in comparison to other fighters.Īnother important mechanic of the game is that after you select a character, you will be prompted to choose between "Power" or "Speed" type. Repel is used to parry attacks, but throws cannot be parried. Because I will refer to commands within the game often, here is the default button configuration: TLB2 functions very similar to the "Samurai Showdown" series, as it has identical control functions and commands.
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In this guide I will reference moves in this format a few times, if you don't know how to read it, reading input notations is as follows: Input notation is used in fighting games like Guilty Gear, Persona and Blazblue to convey combos and inputs in an organized fashion, since writing down move names isn't visually appealing. While SNK fighters have a reputation for difficult platinum's/100%'s, TLB2 is an exception: you'll only need to play through arcade mode with every character and defeat 30 opponents in Time Attack mode to earn your 100%.
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After nearly two decades: SNK has decided to let a new generation try out this classic by releasing an emulated version of it for the PS4 and Vita with some help from a new developer, Code Mystic.
The Last Blade 2 was originally released by SNK in the late 90's for arcades and home consoles such as the Dreamcast and PlayStation.
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