For instance, players can swim with several different paddles, on the water's surface, or with two different strokes underwater. There is also the Ghost move, which enables players to use a reed to breathe underwater undetected while an enemy is close by. Players can also drag dead bodies from site. Once you have killed an enemy in an obvious area, it's best to dispose of his or here body. By pressing R1 and O together, players can pick up the enemy and drag the body away and out of sight.
Players can also sheathe their sword.
To do so, either double tap O or hold down Square. Back in 1996, Virtua Fighter 2 was widely considered to be the deepest, best-playing 3D fighter around. For the most part it was, although the learning curve was considerably steeper than, say, what a Tekken player would have to accomplish to master Tekken. Tekkens, Toshindens, and, er, Criticoms aside, Virtua Fighter 2 was the hard-core gamer's ultimate bastion, due to its endless layers of depth and extensive move list, which only the most erudite could master. So it came as a bit of a surprise when Tecmo, of all companies, licensed the same Model 2 hardware that Virtua Fighter 2 used.