Battle Arena Toshinden Remix

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Battle Arena Toshinden Remix
System(s): Sega Saturn
Publisher: Sega
Developer: Nextech
Distributor: Sega-Ozisoft (AU), Tec Toy (BR)
Licensor: Takara
Original system(s): PlayStation
Developer(s) of original games: Tamsoft
Sound driver: SCSP/CD-DA (11 tracks)
Genre: Action
Number of players: 1-2
Release Date RRP Code JP 1995-11-24 ¥5,8005,800 GS-9078 US 1996-03-27 $59.9959.99 81029 EU 1996-03-29 MK81029-50 DE 1996-03-29 MK81029-50 PT 1996 STJSE0131 UK 1996-03-29 £39.9939.99 MK81029-50 PL 1996 219zł219 AU 199x FTOS00SSC BR 199x 193106

Battle Arena Toshinden Remix, called Toshinden S (闘神伝Ｓ) in Japan, is a 3D fighting game in Takara's Battle Arena Toshinden series of games, released for the Sega Saturn in 1995. It is an enhanced port of the 1995 PlayStation game, Battle Arena Toshinden (simply known as Toshinden in Japan).

Story

Gaia, the leader of a secret underworld organization, has invited the world's best fighters to compete in the Battle Arena Toshinden, a weapons fighting tournament broadcast as bloodsport entertainment for the world's shadowy elite.

Gameplay

Character select

The game is one of the first fighting games, after Virtua Fighter, to feature fully polygonal characters in a 3D environment. While it retains some of the characteristics of 3D fighting games established by Virtua Fighter, such as floaty jumping and a camera that zooms in and out depending on how far apart the fighters are, the gameplay and special moves are less realistic (including fireballs) and more influenced by the Street Fighter series of games, with a sidestep maneuver similar to the Fatal Fury games. Every character fights using a weapon, like the Samurai Shodown games, preceding other weapons-based 3D fighters such as SoulCalibur. Battles are fought to the best of three bouts. As with other games of the genre, a player wins a bout by depleting the opposing fighter's health, having more health than the opponent if time runs out, or knocking the opponent out of the arena. It is also possible to lose a bout by falling out of the arena accidentally or to draw if both fighters fall.

Characters move with and and crouch with . Normal movement is slow, but characters can dash with or ; dashes can be canceled by tapping in the opposite direction. They jump upward with and jump behind and ahead with or . The fighters can move around the 3D arenas by rolling forwards (toward the screen) with or or rolling backwards (away from the screen) with or , which can be used to dodge projectile attacks or get out of a dangerous spot. Characters can perform an alternating rotation with , which performs a roll in either direction.

Characters attack by slashing with their weapon with for a weak slash or for a heavy slash, or they can kick with for a weak kick or for a heavy kick. Weak attacks are faster, but heavy attacks do more damage. Each character has his or her own unique set of basic moves, special attacks, and a Desperation move that can only be used when the character has low health and the vitality bar is flashing. Characters also have "secret" special moves that have more difficult button combinations to perform but do more damage if they connect.

Characters can block basic attacks and reduce most of the damage from special moves by holding the D-Pad in the opposite direction of the opponent. Blocking can be done while standing or crouching but not while jumping. Characters can grab and throw opponents by pressing the D-Pad away from the opponent while pressing a heavy punch or kick button.

Modes

Story Mode

The game has the following modes:

• Story Mode: A Saturn-exclusive single-player mode. The player chooses any character and fights a series of matches against four opponents, who vary depending on the character chosen. Matches are preceded and followed by story-related dialogue. After winning the first four battles, the character proceeds to fight the boss character Gaia. The game can be continued an unlimited number of times if a match is lost, but if the player can defeat Gaia and every preceding opponent without using a continue on Normal difficulty or higher, a fight against the secret final boss Sho is unlocked. If the player can defeat Sho without using a continue, a final match against the Saturn-exclusive character Cupido is played.
• 1P Game: A single-player mode where the player chooses any character and fights eight matches against every other playable character in the game (including a mirror match against the same character). After winning all eight fights, the player fights the tournament's mysterious host, Gaia. As with the Story Mode, if the player defeats every opponent without using a continue on Normal difficulty or higher, fights against Sho and ultimately Cupido are unlocked. A second player can join at any time to challenge the first to a match by pressing  START .
• Vs Human: A two-player mode where both players can choose any character.
• Vs Computer: A single-player mode where the player can fight a match against any computer-controlled opponent.

There are several difficulty levels for computer-controlled opponents (Very Easy, Easy, Normal, Hard, and Very Hard). Players can also change the amount of time per bout (0 for unlimited, 60 seconds, or 99 seconds, which is the default), the number of wins needed to win a match (between 1 and 5, with a default of 2), set the strength of each player (50, 75, 100, 150, or 200, with a default of 100 for each player), and toggle auto-defense for each player.

Characters

Note: Move lists assume that the character is facing right. When facing left, and should be reversed.

S	Any slash button
LS	Light slash
HS	Hard slash

K	Any kick button
LK	Light kick
HK	Hard kick

When playing on Very Easy or Easy difficulty, control schemes are available that map the special moves marked as Special 1 and Special 2 to and respectively and Special 3 and Special 4 to and respectively.

Playable

All of the characters from the original PlayStation game return, along with a new character, Cupido.

	Eiji Shinjo
	Height: 5'9" Weight: 138 lbs. Age: 21 Blood type: A
	A young Japanese traveling adventurer who seeks to find his long-lost older brother, Sho. He carries a sword named "White Tiger." Move list (Special moves) Name Command Description Rekkuu Zan (Special 1) S Eiji swings his sword, creating a burst of fire that travels across the battlefield. Hishou Zan (Special 2) S Eiji spirals up into the air while holding his sword out, which knocks his opponent over on impact. When performed with  LS , he spirals up immediately; when performed with  HS , he rushes forward a distance before spiraling up. Ryuu Sei Kyaku (Special 3 in the air) K in midair Eiji dives diagonally downward with a flaming kick. Shuu Geki Dan (Special 4) +K Eiji slides along the ground, which sweeps his opponent. Secret Move  HS  Eiji swings his sword two times in succession, creating a larger and more powerful burst of fire that travels across the battlefield. Move list (Desperation moves) Name Command Description Hyakki Moshuu Ken  HS  Eiji rushes forward and performs a series of slashes and kicks, finishing by spiraling up into the air while holding his sword out.
	Kayin Amoh
	Height: 5'10" Weight: 140 lbs. Age: 22 Blood type: AB
	A Scottish swordsman and a friendly rival to Eiji. He became a bounty hunter to find the person who killed his father. He joins the tournament after learning that the killer won the last tournament. Move list (Special moves) Name Command Description Sonic Slash (Special 1) S Kayin swings his sword, creating a burst of fire that travels across the battlefield. Deadly Rays (Special 2) S Kayin charges forward, then spirals up into the air at a slight diagonal angle while holding his sword out, which knocks his opponent over on impact. When performed with  LS , he spirals up immediately; when performed with  HS , he rushes forward a distance before spiraling up. Leg Crush (Special 3 on the ground) K Kayin rolls his leg forward in a split kick. Scottish Moon (Special 3 in the air) K in midair Kayin does a backflip kick in midair. Secret Move  LK + HK  Kayin performs three split kicks, then a backflip kick. Move list (Desperation moves) Name Command Description Hell's Inferno  HS  Kayin rushes forward and performs a series of slashes and kicks, finishing with a split kick and then spiraling up into the air at a slight diagonal angle while holding his sword out.
	Sofia
	Height: 5'8" Weight: 110 lbs. Age: 24 Blood type: A
	A whip-wielding Russian woman who used to work for the KGB but lost her memories. Move list (Special moves) Name Command Description Thunder Ring (Special 1) S Sofia swings her whip, creating a ring-shaped projectile that travels across the battlefield. Aurora Revolution (Special 2) S Sofia spins forward on one leg. She spins while attacking with her whip with  LS  or while kicking outward with  HS . Rattlesnake (Special 3) S Sofia lashes her whip repeatedly in front of her. Taunt  LK + HS  Sofia stands and laughs until the player interrupts her with another move. Secret Move  HS  Sofia moves forward while lashing her whip repeatedly. Move list (Desperation moves) Name Command Description Call Me Queen  HS  Sofia twirls through the air while swinging her whip around her.
	Rungo Iron
	Height: 6'5" Weight: 203 lbs. Age: 30 Blood type: A
	A strong yet kind-hearted North American miner who seeks to rescue his wife and son from a crime syndicate. He fights with a large club. Move list (Special moves) Name Command Description Fire Wave (Special 1) S Rungo bashes his club against the ground, creating a wave of fire that shoots across the ground. The fire wave is longer and travels much faster with  HS . Power Thrust (Special 2) K Rungo jumps high into the air, which damages and knocks over opponents that he hits in his ascent. Fire Strike (Special 3) S Rungo bashes his club against the ground, creating an explosion that rises into the air before dissipating. Batter Up (Special 4) S Rungo charges forward, then swings his club upward, knocking over his opponent on impact. Secret Move  HS  Rungo charges forward, then rises into the air while swinging his club. Move list (Desperation moves) Name Command Description Mega Fire Storm  HS  Rungo bashes his club against the ground, creating a wave of fire that explodes into the air in six pillars.
	Fo Fai
	Height: 5'0" Weight: 105 lbs. Age: ? Blood type: AB
	An elderly Chinese magician who is secretly a cold-hearted serial killer. He enters the tournament to satisfy his bloodlust. He fights with clawed hands. Move list (Special moves) Name Command Description Mystic Sphere (Special 1 on the ground) S Fo holds his claws apart and creates a large sphere of energy in front of him. Sphere Burst (Special 1 in the air) S in midair Fo holds his claws apart and creates a large sphere of energy in below him. Pagoda Kick (Special 2) K Fo flies diagonally upward with a kick. Traveling Sphere (Special 3) S Fo holds his claws apart and creates a large sphere of energy in below him, which he rolls forward a short distance. Claw Slide + HS  Fo slides across the ground with his claws out, which sweeps his opponent. Fart  LS + HK  Fo turns around and releases an explosive fart that travels a short distance and knocks his opponent over on impact. Taunt  LK + HS  Fo stands and laughs until the player interrupts him with another move. Move list (Desperation moves) Name Command Description Mystic Sphere Burst  HS  Fo throws four large energy spheres across the battlefield, pivoting around the opponent with each one, then jumps into the air and creates one last energy sphere below him before landing.
	Mondo
	Height: 5'10" Weight: 145 lbs. Age: 42 Blood type: AB
	A Japanese ninja who claims to descend from the medieval Yaki (Night Ogre) clan. He fights with a spear. Move list (Special moves) Name Command Description Gouriki Tenbu (Special 1 on the ground) S Mondo rises into the air while spinning his spear over his head. He rises directly upward with  LS  and at a slight diagonal angle and higher with  HS . Gouriki Raijin (Special 1 in the air) S in midair Mondo shoots a stream of fire diagonally downwards from his spear. Gouriki Fuujin (Special 2) S Mondo slides forward while spinning his spear in front of him. Shippu Tsuki (high) (Special 3) S Mondo plunges his spear forward, at standing height, which extends in length. This move can only be blocked standing. Shippu Tsuki (low) (Special 4) S Mondo plunges his spear forward, near the ground, which extends in length. This move can only be blocked crouched. Secret Move  HS  Mondo slides forward while spinning his spear in front of him, then rises into the air while spinning his spear over his head. Move list (Desperation moves) Name Command Description Choriki Daibutsumetsu  HS  Mondo rises into the air while spinning his spear over his head, then sprays multiple streams of fire from his spear in a fan pattern.
	Duke B. Rambert
	Height: 6'4" Weight: 165 lbs. Age: 42 Blood type: A
	An arrogant French knight who seeks to find and defeat Eiji to avenge a past loss to him. Move list (Special moves) Name Command Description Southern Cross (Special 1) S Duke charges forward. When performed with  HS , he does a lateral sword slice, then somersaults with a downward sword strike, which is an overhead attack that can hit opponents who are blocking while crouched. Cyclone (Special 2 on the ground) S Duke spins in place while holding his sword down, then cuts his sword down from above. Head Crush (Special 2 in the air) S in midair Duke stabs his sword downward while falling. This move is an overhead attack that can hit opponents who are blocking while crouched. Knight Strike (Special 3) S Duke spins in place while holding his sword up, then cuts his sword down from above. Secret Move  LS + HK  Duke spins in place while holding his sword up, then cuts his sword down from above, which causes an eruption of fire to shoot from the sword. Move list (Desperation moves) Name Command Description La Fin  HS  Duke spins in place while holding his sword down, then cuts his sword down from overhead.
	Ellis
	Height: 5'1" Weight: 101 lbs. Age: 16 Blood type: O
	A cheerful and kind-hearted orphaned dancer of a traveling theater troupe who seeks to discover whether or not her father, long thought deceased, is still alive. She fights with two dirks. Move list (Special moves) Name Command Description Tornado (Special 1 on the ground) K Ellis curls into a ball and rolls through the air in a high arc. Air Dance (Special 1 in the air) K in midair Ellis does a backflip kick in midair. Flaming Crescent (Special 2) S Ellis rises into the air while holding her dirks out. When performed with  LS , she rises into the air immediately; when performed with  HS , she slides forward a distance before rising into the air. Arc Slash S in midair Ellis dives diagonally downward while holding her dirks out. Ribbon Toss  LS + HK  Ellis bends over and shoots the ribbon around her waist a short distance upward, which knocks her opponent over on impact. Secret Move  HS + HK  Ellis rises into the air while holding her dirks out, does a backflip kick, then dives diagonally downward while holding her dirks out. Move list (Desperation moves) Name Command Description French Kiss  HS  Ellis curls into a ball and rolls through the air in a high arc. If she hits her opponent while rolling, she performs a series of strikes with her dirks upon landing.

Bosses

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The bosses are playable with cheat codes.

	Gaia
	The sponsor of the tournament and boss of the game. His reasons for holding the tournament are shrouded in mystery. He is later revealed to be the father of Ellis. He wears a bulky suit of armor resembling that of a Japanese warlord. Move list (Special moves) Name Command Description Full Steam (Special 1) S Gaia shoots streams of fireballs at a downward angle from the arms on his shoulders. Sea Slash (Special 2) S Gaia shoots a stream of large ice balls across the battlefield. Arm Blast (Special 3) K Gaia generates a green plasma ball with his arm that knocks his opponent down on impact. Secret Move  HS + HK  Gaia spins around like a top while moving forward and slashing outward with his large blade. Move list (Desperation moves) Name Command Description Gouka no Kurenai  HS  Gaia shoots a large dark matter projectile across the battlefield.
	Sho Shinjo
	The first secret boss of the game, reached by defeating all of the other opponents without using a continue. He is a merciless swordsman who is Eiji's older brother and was the champion of the previous tournament. Move list (Special moves) Name Command Description Double Rekkuu Zan (Special 1) S Sho swings his sword two times in succession, creating two bursts of fire that travel across the battlefield. Hishou Zan (Special 2) S Sho spirals up into the air while holding his sword out, which knocks his opponent over on impact. When performed with  LS , he spirals up immediately; when performed with  HS , he rushes forward a distance before spiraling up. Ryuu Sei Kyaku K in midair Sho dives diagonally downward with a flaming kick. Raging Sun (Special 3) +K Sho does a backflip kick in midair. This move can be performed in midair. Leg Crush (Special 4) K Sho rolls his leg forward in a split kick. Shuu Geki Dan +K Sho slides along the ground, which sweeps his opponent. Secret Move  HS  Sho rolls forward, then spirals in the air in place while holding his sword out. Move list (Desperation moves) Name Command Description Hyakki Moshuu Ken  HS  Sho rushes forward and performs a series of slashes and kicks, finishing by spiraling up into the air while holding his sword out.
	Cupido
	The second secret boss of the game, reached by defeating all of the other opponents, including Gaia and Sho, without using a continue. She is a mysterious woman who speaks with cryptic riddles and messages. She fights with a naginata. Move list (Special moves) Name Command Description Cannon Slash (Special 1) S Cupido spirals straight into the air while holding her naginata out. She rises straight up with  LS  or at a slight diagonal angle with  HS . Fireball Flip (Special 2) K Cupido flips backwards and shoots two fireballs ahead in diverging diagonal angles. Air Fireball Flip (Special 3 in the air) S in midair Cupido flips backwards and shoots two fireballs downward in diverging diagonal angles. Aegis Wall  LS + HS  Cupido surrounds herself in a cylindrical force field. The force field dissipates projectiles but does not protect her against melee attacks. It also knocks over nearby opponents that touch it.

Stages

Every character has his or her own stage where matches are hosted.

Eiji

Kayin

Sofia

Rungo

Fo

Mondo

Duke

Ellis

Gaia

Sho

Cupido

History

Release

North American "Sofia Says" PlayStation magazine ad

In its original incarnation, Battle Arena Toshinden acted as the PlayStation's answer to Virtua Fighter and featured prominently in advertising. This was a battle it was largely considered to have won as a showcase for the then-new generation of hardware, as Toshinden featured texture-mapped fighters and advanced light-sourcing and transparency effects for its time. Virtua Fighter had flat-shaded models, and the Saturn port was notoriously buggy and had reduced screen resolution and lower-polygon models compared to the original arcade game (leading Sega to release Virtua Fighter Remix to correct many of the problems of the port).

In spite of its early success, Toshinden was criticized for having simplistic gameplay. It was soon overshadowed by 3D fighters such as Namco's Tekken on the PlayStation and Sega's Virtua Fighter 2 on the Saturn, as well as by ports of 2D fighters such as Capcom's Street Fighter Alpha. As all of these games were released before Battle Arena Toshinden Remix, the Saturn was considered to have missed out on the original game's initial wave of popularity.

Legacy

A sequel was later released as Battle Arena Toshinden URA, which derives from the PlayStation game Battle Arena Toshinden 2.

The character Eiji appeared as a hidden character in the weapons-based fighting game D-Xhird, which was developed by Nextech (the company that ported Toshinden to the Saturn) and published by Takara (the company that originally published the Toshinden games for the PlayStation).

Versions

With the release of this Remix edition, Battle Arena Toshinden became the first Western title that could be compared directly across the Saturn and PlayStation. However, the results generally favour Sony's machine, which operates at a higher resolution and a higher polygon count. Additionally, the Saturn conversion has to make compromises owing to its lack of alpha transparency. The stage backgrounds of the PlayStation version use 3D models, while they are rendered in 2D on the Saturn. The original Toshinden also runs faster.

Remix adds a new computer-generated introduction, an all-new story mode with voice acting, and a exclusive character called Cupido. This is Cupido's only appearance in the series.

Localised names

Also known as

Language	Localised Name	English Translation
English	Battle Arena Toshinden Remix	Battle Arena Toshinden Remix
English (US)	Battle Arena Toshinden Remix	Battle Arena Toshinden Remix
Japanese	闘神伝Ｓ	Toshinden S

Comparisons

Main article: Battle Arena Toshinden Remix/Comparisons.

Production credits

Japanese version

Takara Staff

• Executive Producer: Nobuyuki Okude
• Producer: Takayuki Nakano
• Director of Storyboard: Mitsunori Shozi
• Official Illustrator: Tsukasa Kotobuki
• Sound Composer: Yasuhiro Nakano (Tamsoft), Fumio Tanabe (Tamsoft)
• Original Game Development: Tamsoft
• Special thanks to: All Tamsoft Staffs
• Cast: Masaaki Ohkura, Kaneto Shiozawa, Daisuke Gohri, Yukimasa Kishino, Ryotaroh Okiayu, Yohko Teppohduka, Megumi Terase

Sega Staff

• Producer: Hiroshi Aso, Katsuji Aoyama
• Technical Support: Shuichi Katagi
• Director: Masato Shimamura

Reprogramed Staff

• System Programmer: Yukihiko Tani
• Director & Programmer: Hiroaki Sano
• Director of Graphic Design & New Character Motion Maker: Yoshihisa Shimizu
• CPU Algorithm Programmer: Nobuhiro Mikami
• Retsuden Mode Programmer: Manabu Takahashi
• New Character Motion Planner: Seiichi Sekine
• Retsuden Mode Planner & CG Design Works: Tetsuya Maeda
• Character Modeler: Munemoto Matsushima, Masahiro Satoh, Hideyuki Kikuchi
• Graphic design: Kazushige Nagai
• CG Movie Works: Yasuhiro Suzuki, Yoshitaka Maki
• Illustrator of Retsuden Mode: Tsukasa Dokite, And You...

To Be Continued...

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Overseas version

Takara Staff

• Executive Producer: Nobuyuki Okude
• Producer: Takayuki Nakano
• Director of Storyboard: Mitsunori Shozi
• Official Illustrator: Tsukasa Kotobuki
• Sound Composer: Yasuhiro Nakano (Tamsoft), Fumio Tanabe (Tamsoft)
• Original Game Development: Tamsoft
• Special Thanks to: All Tamsoft Staffs
• Cast: Masaaki Ohkura, Daisuke Gohri, Yukimasa Kishino, Doug Boyd, Fred Smith, Sean Owens, Jana Goerlitz, JS Gilbert, Martin Galipolar, Tony Chapin, Beth Kaufman, Les Hedger

Sega of America Staff

• Producer: Keith Higashihara
• Assistant Producer: Michael Latham, Vy Nong
• Product Manager: Sarah Mason
• Lead Tester: Rick Greer

Sega Staff

• Producer: Hiroshi Aso, Katsuji Aoyama
• Technical Support: Shuichi Katagi
• Director: Masato Shimamura
• Special Thanks to: Makoto Nishino

Reprogrammed Staff

• System Programmer: Yukihiko Tani
• Director & Programmer: Hiroaki Sano
• Director of Graphic Design & New Character Motion Maker: Yoshihisa Shimizu
• CPU Algorithm Programmer: Nobuhiro Mikami
• Story Mode Programmer: Manabu Takahashi
• New Character Motion Planner: Seiichi Sekine
• Story Mode Planner & CG Design Works: Tetsuya Maeda
• Character Modeler: Munemoto Matsushima, Masahiro Satoh, Hideyuki Kikuchi
• Graphic Design: Kazushige Nagai
• CG Movie Works: Yasuhiro Suzuki, Yoshitaka Maki
• Illustrator of Story Mode: Tsukasa Dokite

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Takara Staff

• Executive Producer: Nobuyuki Okude
• Producer: Takayuki Nakano
• Director of Story Board: Mitsunori Shozi
• Official Illustrator: Tsukasa Kotobuki
• Sound Composer: Yasuhiro Nakano (Tamsoft), Fumio Tanabe (Tamsoft)
• Original Game Development: Tamsoft Corporation
• Special Thanks to: All Tamsoft Staffs
• Cast: Masaaki Ohkura, Daisuke Gohri, Yukimasa Kishino, Doug Boyd, Fred Smith, Sean Owens, Jana Goerlitz, JS Gilbert, Martin Galipolar, Tony Aldorando, John Chapin, Beth Kaufman, Les Hedger

SOA Staff

• Producer: Keith Higashihara
• Assistant Producers: Michael Latham, Vy Nong
• Product Manager: Sarah Mason
• Lead Tester: Rick Greer

Sega Staff

• Producer: Hiroshi Aso, Katsuji Aoyama
• Technical Support: Shuichi Katagi
• Director: Masato Shimamura
• Special Thanks to: Makoto Nishino

Reprogrammed Staff

• System Programmer: Yukihiko Tani
• Director and Programmer: Hiroaki Sano
• Director of Graphic Design and New Character Motion Maker: Yoshihisa Shimizu
• CPU Algorithm Programmer: Nobuhiro Mikami
• Story Mode Programmer: Manabu Takahashi
• New Character Motion Planner: Seiichi Sekine
• Story Mode Planner and CG Design Works: Tetsuya Maeda
• Character Modeler: Munemoto Matsushima, Masahiro Satoh, Hideyuki Kikuchi
• Graphic Designer: Kazushige Nagai
• CG Movie Works: Yasuhiro Suzuki, Yoshitaka Maki
• Illustrator of Story Mode: Tsukasa Dokite

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Magazine articles

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Promotional material

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Technical information

Main article: Battle Arena Toshinden Remix/Technical information.

External links

• Sega of America webpage: Saturn
• Sega of Japan catalogue page (Japanese): Saturn

References

Battle Arena Toshinden games for Sega systems
Battle Arena Toshinden Remix (1995) | Battle Arena Toshinden URA (1996)
Related games
D-Xhird (1997)