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Air Twister review: Yu Suzuki’s Space Harrier successor is a compelling curio rather than a classic
Air Twister review: Yu Suzuki’s Space Harrier successor is a compelling curio rather than a classic
It took what felt like several eternities for Yu Suzuki to release his last dream project, the teases and trials that led up to the eventual release of Shenmue 3 spanning over a decade. It’s wild, then, that his next dream project – a return to his 80s arcades roots, and an explicitly styled spiritual successor to none other than Space Harrier – was revealed and released within the space of a month; wilder still, Air Twister’s every bit as much a Suzuki joint as the epic Shenmue 3, and it’s a small shame its arrival has met with a muted response because this is clearly the work of a master.
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