Original sentence: Admittedly, ranged weapons can deliver fatal results to your eager opponents but considering the limitations of energy on transformation it's normally more prudent to save your energy for when the fighting begins.Developed by winkysoft, who created Rayblade, Transformers Tataki is a bit hit and miss, though enjoyable for the most part.If the player defeats enough enemy Transformers, the spark gauge will slowly fill up.Instead of entering into combat alone, you have two wingmen that aid the player in his/her pursuit of mechanical carnage.It can be repetitive to launch a spark attack several times.Ranged combat is more about tactically planning the oncoming hand to hand barrage, in that using one's wingmen to give cover fire allows one to set up combos.The "spark" attacks are also a facet of gameplay.Whilst this barrage of attacks does considerable damage it is somewhat difficult to aim and, for example, one of the lesser minions may receive one's attack rather than the "boss" the player intended it for
Edited sentence: Admittedly, ranged weapons can deliver fatal results to your eager opponents but considering the limitations of energy on transformation it's normally more prudent to save your energy for when the carnage truly kicks off.Developed by the comically named winkysoft, who brought us Rayblade, Transformers Tataki is a bit hit and miss, though enjoyable for the most part.If the player beats up enough enemy Transformers, the spark gauge will slowly fill up.Instead of entering into combat alone, you have two wingmen that aid you in your pursuit of mechanical carnage.It also gets a tad repetitive after you have fired-up a spark attack for the umpteenth time.Ranged combat is more about tactically planning the oncoming hand to hand barrage, in that using your wingmen to give cover fire allows you to set yourself up for a few nice combos.The "spark" attacks are also an interesting little facet of gameplay.Whilst this barrage of attacks does considerable damage it is somewhat difficult to aim and, for example, one of the lesser minions may receive your wrath rather than the "boss" you intended it for