It features an "Appendix Mode" that allows players to customize the backgrounds, the opponents' colors and background music between the regular ones and the ones used in the original Darkstalkers. This game also introduces "Chain Combos" to the series.Ī version for the Sega Saturn was released in 1996. Players can choose between a "Normal" gameplay style or one that offers Auto-Blocking. Two types of Super Moves are featured in the game: "ES Specials", which requires a portion of the Special gauge, and "EX Specials", which require an entire stock of the Special gauge to perform. The main change in Night Warriors is the ability for the player to stock up on their special gauge, allowing them to store more than one special gauge and preserve them through the entire match. The two bosses from the first game, Huitzil and Pyron, are now playable characters as well. The game introduces two new playable characters, Donovan Baine and Hsien-Ko, "Dark Hunters" who were out to hunt the other Darkstalkers in the game (hence the Japanese title, Vampire Hunter). It is the second game in the original trilogy, and introduces several gameplay changes to the series. Vampire Hunter/Night Warriorsįully titled Night Warriors - Darkstalkers' Revenge or Vampire Hunter - Darkstalkers' Revenge ( ヴァンパイア ハンター, Banpaia Hantā ?) in Japan and released in 1995. This version featured a new opening theme titled "Trouble Man" by Eikichi Yazawa, which was used as the theme music for the American Darkstalkers animated series.
The game was ported to the PlayStation in 1996. Unlike the Super Combo gauge in Super Turbo, the Special in Darkstalkers gradually drains unless the player performs their super move, preventing players from preserving their super moves for later use. The game featured a Special meter similar to the "Super Combo" gauge from Super Street Fighter II Turbo, which the player could fill up to perform a super powered special attack. The game features the same gameplay system Capcom developed for the Street Fighter II series, but with several new gameplay features such as Air Blocking, Crouch Walking and Chain Combos. The first in the series, fully titled Darkstalkers - The Night Warriors or Vampire - The Night Warriors in Japan and released in 1994, features ten playable characters ( Demitri Maximoff, Jon Talbain, Victor von Gerdenheim, Lord Raptor, Morrigan Aensland, Anakaris, Felicia, Oboro Bishamon, Rikuo and Sasquatch) and two non-playable boss characters (Huitzil and Pyron) as the final opponents in single-player mode. List of games Arcade games Vampire/Darkstalkers 1.2.1 Vampire Chronicle/Darkstalkers Chronicle.1.1.4 Vampire Hunter 2 and Vampire Savior 2.
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