Hello guys! This ia my review on the PS1 version of sailor moon SuperS.Like some people, am a BIG fan of sailor moon,I own the DVDs,Manga,Posters, Heck, I even have it as my ringtone! BUT, I'm getting off topic here,so lets start the review! Now before I go on,there is also a version of this game on the Sega Saturn called "Sailor Moon Various Emotion" so SOMETIMES, I might compare the versions and before you get confused,yes,this is a fighting game.



Graphics:Imagine clayfighter,with sailor moon characters...yep this is exactly what that is. Except the beginning and end animations/sound,while some might not like the doll/clay animation of this game.I personally like it,hopefully you do too!



Sound:If you watch sailor moon (The japanese version of course!), you know that all the music is orchestrated and beautiful,and like the show...the game is too! With a viraety,like Venus's theme of jazz,Jupiter's theme of Military/Sport like,and Uranus's theme of rock.My favorite theme is Chbi Moon's Theme!



Addictiveness:Its not THAT addictive,the Characters are REALLY slow,and Chibi Moon's height is really small and barely ANYTHING can hit her,which can be annoying. Its also hard to know the moves,but when you know,it can be really fun,especially if you win as Neptune,and no I won't spoil the surprise.



Depth:There is only 10 players to play as (6 in Story Mode) with each different dialouge so you can hear ALL of them is you play through all the stories.Unfortunatley, the PS1 version does not have Animated cutscenes like the sega saturn version.



Difficulty: Like I said,the characters are slow,the most powerful characters are:sailor Moon,Sailor Jupiter,Sailor Uranus,and Sailor Mars. While the hardest characters to play as are Chibi Moon,and Sailor Saturn. And the controls are hard like I said but its worth it in my opinion.



Overall,Sailor Moon SuperS can be a Great game if you are a hardcore sailor moon fan or like a challenge in games or like fighting games. Or can be a Terrible game if you like easy to play games.

Thanks for the review! I haven't played this one yet