The graphics, while darker than the previous two games, are the best in the series, with larger, more detailed, and better animated sprites than ever before. There’s the occasional bit of weirdness, like the ring match against tag-team wrestlers and the Japanese dojo level, but Rushing Beat Shura is generally more sure of its tone than its predecessors. The overall feel is much darker than the previous two games, and there’s a somewhat consistent modern industrial theme in most stage designs, with some future technology thrown in for good measure. The main point is that the stakes are higher and the motivation to kick butt is weightier this time around. That’s quite a bit of text to digest, but it’s all relatively easy to follow. A few researchers on the inside are disgusted at DM’s perverse experiments, so they reprogram one of DM’s M-Frame security robots to join the heroes and fight the many thugs working for the ominous conglomerate. Jimmy’s younger sister, Amy, is kidnapped by unscrupulous DM scientists, and Norton’s sister, Maria, is held prisoner by Kulmbach himself.

Kythring’s military unit conducts recon, but one of the soldiers, Bart, is made a bloodthirsty semi-human, prompting his brother, McCoy, to go AWOL. Dick’s father, Harry, is murdered by DM agents, and so is Barkley, Elfin’s grandfather. Naturally, DM becomes so revered that they also gain a massive amount of political power, and its supremely evil leader, Kulmbach Lawrencium, uses DM’s resources to take over the world. The DM corporation (Douglas Motor in Japan, and the sillier Deutschland Moldavia in America) provides advanced technology and medicine to help the world get back on its feet. The backstory ties in the previous two games by explaining how the world was left in a dire state after the advent of “Jeecus,” a drug distributed by Kintark/Big Al, the big bad of the first game, and the “Cyber Clone” invasion helmed by Iceman/Dieter, the villain of the second game. There’s much more emphasis on the story this time around, and while nothing mindblowing, it appears to be a decently crafted narrative that has more thought put into it than your standard action game. The other hidden character is an enemy robot reprogrammed to fight for justice.

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