If you were to look at three of Capcom's most popular games, the Resident Evil, Onimusha and Devil May Cry series, one could decipher an interesting lineage from the first to the last. Resident Evil is just as infamous as it is famous for its set cameras and awkward controls, of which, to a certain degree, the succeeding games retain those characteristics. Onimusha breaks from the strict adventure framework set up with the survival-horror game, giving characters faster movement, and gamers more precision control. But there are still set cameras and the...
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Mar 19, 2004 -
Take one part
Super Smash Bros., add two parts
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If you were to look at three of Capcom's most popular games, the
Resident Evil,
Onimusha and
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About this Game
Capcom's
Onimusha series takes a departure from its single player roots in the new multiplayer fighting game,
Onimusha Blade Warriors for the PlayStation 2. Including familiar story elements and gameplay mechanics such as absorbing enemy souls,
Blade Warriors focuses on a unique fighting engine where up to four players can battle simultaneously. Fighting takes place in multi-tiered, ancient Japanese styled environments, as well as a few special levels inspired by other classic Capcom games. Fourteen fighters from the
Onimusha universe are selectable from the start of the game, and over a dozen hidden characters (including Capcom's famed Mega Man) await players.
Release Date: March 23, 2004
MSRP: $19.99
Exclusively on: PlayStation 2
ESRB: T
Exclusively on: PlayStation 2 
