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Onimusha 3: Demon Siege
Compatible with PlayStation 2™ (PS2™)
For US/Canada systems.
US
Europe
NTSC
Item Description
Nobunaga's evil scourge has now spread across time to affect the future. As Samanosuke prepares for battle, a new hero enters the fray--Jacques Blanc, French military officer. Two heroes from different lands and time must travel through time and space to defeat the evil Nobunaga and his hordes of darkness. Control the fate of both men as you journey from 16th-century Japan to modern-day Paris and back. Onimusha 3: Demon Siege is the final chapter in the Onimusha trilogy.
Customer reviews
| Average rating: | (4.5 out of 5) | |
| Total votes: | 8 |
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arthuroon (88) on 19, Nov. 2009 05:39 (HKT)
Solid but unspectacular adventure game
I've probably played this game very late in the PS2 life, so I thought that the game has aged rather badly.
Graphics - bland and lifeless. Even Samanosuke's armor is so rusted that it looked like a lobster shell. The character faces are also quite dull and for a 2004 game, is quite disappointing. Still, there are some pleasant graphics - the water effects at the underwater temple and the seaside village is quite pretty to look at.
The gameplay is also varied - it's quite easy to navigate through the game even when there are tons of enemies. Playing as Jean is quite interesting as you don't rely on ranged weapons despite being able to use pistols for the coup de grace.
Overall, it is a solid adventure game but the visuals are subpar.
Graphics - bland and lifeless. Even Samanosuke's armor is so rusted that it looked like a lobster shell. The character faces are also quite dull and for a 2004 game, is quite disappointing. Still, there are some pleasant graphics - the water effects at the underwater temple and the seaside village is quite pretty to look at.
The gameplay is also varied - it's quite easy to navigate through the game even when there are tons of enemies. Playing as Jean is quite interesting as you don't rely on ranged weapons despite being able to use pistols for the coup de grace.
Overall, it is a solid adventure game but the visuals are subpar.
bilson (15) on 14, Nov. 2009 00:13 (HKT)
good
a must for a collector
supergranules (1) on 01, Jan. 2005 19:03 (HKT)
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Excellent hack n slash. Reminds me of SNK\'s Sengoku. If only there are more variety of weapons it\'ll have been perfect! Great graphics too.
kurando (4) on 22, Jul. 2004 00:46 (HKT)
Onimusha 3
Onimusha 3 is the best series of the Onimusha games and has great graphics and the handling is great too with the analog stick.
A Must have game.
A Must have game.
Jacques on 14, Jul. 2004 05:46 (HKT)
No title
Very good game.
Great graphics and the Control of Handling is very good.If you love the Onimusha Series BUY IT!
Great graphics and the Control of Handling is very good.If you love the Onimusha Series BUY IT!
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