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STAR WARS MASTERS OF TERAS KASI (PS1 PLAYSTATION)
STAR WARS MASTERS OF TERAS KASI (PS1 PLAYSTATION)
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A fighting game in the Star Wars universe.
Shortly after the Battle of Yavin, the Emperor enlists the services of a mortal young woman named Arden Lyn, master of the ancient martial art of Teras Kasi, to eliminate the rebellion's key heroes. Learning of the threat, Luke Skywalker and his team face it directly in a number of locations across the various worlds visited in the original trilogy.
Each warrior starts out fighting with their bare hands, but has a weapon they can draw and use, ranging from Leia's staff to Han's blaster to Luke's lightsaber. A typical fighting game, it features arcade, survival, team, training, and versus modes. The fights take place on square arenas and ring-outs are possible. The backgrounds are full of imagery from the original Star Wars trilogy, from snowspeeders battling walkers on Hoth to Endor Shuttle Pad from Return of the Jedi. The control scheme is also typical, and most of the powerful moves involve a fairly complex combination of buttons.
Shortly after the Battle of Yavin, the Emperor enlists the services of a mortal young woman named Arden Lyn, master of the ancient martial art of Teras Kasi, to eliminate the rebellion's key heroes. Learning of the threat, Luke Skywalker and his team face it directly in a number of locations across the various worlds visited in the original trilogy.
Each warrior starts out fighting with their bare hands, but has a weapon they can draw and use, ranging from Leia's staff to Han's blaster to Luke's lightsaber. A typical fighting game, it features arcade, survival, team, training, and versus modes. The fights take place on square arenas and ring-outs are possible. The backgrounds are full of imagery from the original Star Wars trilogy, from snowspeeders battling walkers on Hoth to Endor Shuttle Pad from Return of the Jedi. The control scheme is also typical, and most of the powerful moves involve a fairly complex combination of buttons.
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