Mozi's two major collaborations: I bought the Golden Scorpio, is Ultraman worth the rush? (Hand feel review)

In terms of in-game special effects, the visually stunning Scorpio Gold is a resounding success. It's a legendary limited edition, custom-made without any compromises, without cutting corners or excessively exploiting nostalgia. For those with a neutral stance, ignoring collaboration tags, the eye-catching work is undoubtedly Saint Seiya. A two-year-old classic, it's unique, exuding a luxurious aura. The cannon firing path is Z-shaped. Ultraman, aside from the background music and split silhouette, with its "dual-form" characteristic, seems to offer no real reason to buy it.

With lag during firing and dragging during movement, which game skin is the most practical and favored by top players? They consistently prefer understated color schemes. The Ultraman character, as seen in the game skin, is small in size, and the special effects are perfunctory, but the projectiles and movement are smooth and responsive. However, the second skill has numerous animations—gesturing before firing the beam—leaving a sense of lag during charging. Perhaps the lighting is too bright, resulting in a visually cluttered experience.

The Golden Scorpio has clear boundaries and impeccable handling. The only downside is the Ultraman sound effects. The lack of dialogue is a good thing, as it doesn't get boring after playing for a long time. However, users don't like the loud "snap" sound of every move. If there are no dialogue, it would be better to omit the voice acting and focus on the impact sound effects, which might be more appealing.

In short, if you're not a nostalgia fan or an Ultraman enthusiast, just ignore that. The durability and impressive special effects make the Golden Scorpio a game you can play with for years.

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