

The controls start out simple. Everyone has a weapon. The first two buttons are for different attacks with that weapon and the third button is for a kick. The last button is for stepping in/out and otherwise as we are playing in 3D. Of course, the joystick controls where you move in the ring and how you complete all the special moves.

The graphics are a little chunky, but overall very enjoyable. Specifically, the animations are very creative and many of the attacks made me laugh the first time I saw them.
As I have written here before, I am NOT, by any means, an expert or even very accomplished at fighting games. Therefore, my analysis of them is very superficial and based primarily on the look and feel of the graphics, and the feel and variety of the controls and moves. I have not played enough to discuss the depth of the characters individual attributes or a lot about defensive/counter moves at higher levels.
I do know that if you like fighting games, Plasma Sword should hold your interest for a while whether you are an expert or a beginner.
If you'd like many more details about the games characters and controls, there is a very nice article on Wikipedia here.
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