Actions are taken by scrolling through lists of moves and tools in a menu. Fights take place on grids that resemble digital graph paper, the player character and their group arrayed against a selection of enemies who politely wait in a queue for their chance to attack or heal. There is, for example, a ninja tasked with rescuing a political prisoner from a well-guarded 19th-century Japanese castle, a young man trying to win the affections of a woman in an unnamed prehistoric land, and, in one of the best of these tales, a martial artist who travels the globe beating the snot out of rival fighters in order to become the strongest warrior in the modern world.Įach of these stories is structured within the loose framework of a turn-based RPG. This is largely due to Live A Live’s structure, which breaks the game into just under 10 short stories featuring characters living in vastly different periods of time. READ MORE: ‘MultiVersus’ preview: no need to break the bank to enjoy this brawler.Live A Live, the newly remade version of a 1994 Super Famicon RPG never released outside of Japan, is more like a weekend of whirlwind visits to tourist attractions. The official video of the single premières tonight at Industry Night.Most traditional role-playing games feel like setting out on a long road trip. “Let’s Live Together” is a heartfelt appeal to Nigerians to live together in peace and unity and a reminder that there is strength in our diversity as a people. Morrell collaborates with Emem on the Hausa rap and delivers a powerful additional Hausa vocal. Flavour adds his emotional and unique vocals in Igbo and Emem Ema of KUSH displays her trademark rapping skills in Hausa (having grown up in Jos) which was one of the most popular features of the original hit -along with adding her own backing vocals to blend with those of Lara. Three of our country’s main languages are represented with Lara George of KUSH displaying her award-winning powerhouse voice with a soulful rendition in Yoruba.
The main message of “Let’s Live Together” is that our diversity is in fact a source of strength. The song urges us, in these present times, to live together as one, irrespective of our differences in tribe, tongue, and religion. The movie is a love story set during the Civil War and depicts the circumstances at the time, including the divisions and distrust amongst Nigerians that led to coups, violence and the desire for Biafra.
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