Late in January of this year, SNK revealed three of the four additional characters that will be joining the roster in Samurai Shodown — their long-running sword-fighting video game series — and also announced that the first character to become available would be Samurai Shodown V's Mina Majikina.
Mina Majikina, Sogetsu Kazama, and Iroha are the first three characters to be revealed as part of the game's Season Pass 2 — all returning characters that stem from Samurai Shodown V, IV, and VI, respectively — and with the fourth character remaining a mystery; at least for now, that is.
Today, SNK has released a new gameplay trailer for Samurai Shodown, showing off Mina Majikina and also revealing that she will become available on Wednesday the 26th of February — which is actually a day after the Nintendo Switch version of Samurai Shodown finally becomes available; sadly, still no news about the release date for the PC version.
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Samurai Shodown is currently available for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Stadia.
Nintendo Switch version to release on the 25th of February.
PC version expected to launch in Q1 of 2020.
Mina Majikina, Sogetsu Kazama, and Iroha are the first three characters to be revealed as part of the game's Season Pass 2 — all returning characters that stem from Samurai Shodown V, IV, and VI, respectively — and with the fourth character remaining a mystery; at least for now, that is.
Today, SNK has released a new gameplay trailer for Samurai Shodown, showing off Mina Majikina and also revealing that she will become available on Wednesday the 26th of February — which is actually a day after the Nintendo Switch version of Samurai Shodown finally becomes available; sadly, still no news about the release date for the PC version.
Check it out:
After more than a decade, Samurai Shodown is back! SNK is rebooting one of its most successful series, carrying on the legacy of past titles with a new game that retains the same thrilling battles of past titles in a graphically advanced package.
Samurai Shodown is currently available for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Stadia.
Nintendo Switch version to release on the 25th of February.
PC version expected to launch in Q1 of 2020.
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