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The team which brought the original Onimusha into being delivers a controllable, beautifully shot, Hong Kong paced action movie to the PS2. Read Review
Third installment in Capcom's popular ninja-vs-monsters themed action adventure series. Samanosuke plays exactly like he did in the first game. The game breaks free from the pre-rendered camera system of the predecessor to serve up a much faster and action-focused game experience. Main star Samanosuke plays much like he did in the first game, but the new second character Jaques (featuring the likeness of Jean Reno), is a much different type of experience. In control of an energy whip, Jacques can smack his enemies high and low and even grab them in a python-like grip for additional maneuvers. The game will feature locales ranging from feudal Japan to modern-day Paris, France.
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Or, maybe it's just the licensed features of Japanese star Takeshi Kaneshiro, last seen as textures on the model of Samanosuke from the first Onimusha. Apparently, though, the folks at Capcom didn't think one polygon-ized real-world leading man was enough, so Onimusha 3 gives us two hunksa-hunksa burnin' love with which to take on the evil Nobunaga and his army of Genma warriors. From across the pond, Frenchman and action film star Jean Reno lends his features -- and, sadly, only a miniscule amount of his voice talent -- to Samanosuke's side of the Oni (the good guys) vs. Genma (the bad guys) war. Not only are these heroes paired from across the world, but from across time; Jean Reno's features playing the part of Jacques, a tough-talkin' Parisian cop from 2004 who gets sucked into Samanosuke's time just as our samurai-hero finds himself pulled forward into modern Paris. Read More »
In less than a week, Onimusha 3: Demon Siege -- the final chapter in the epic trilogy -- will be available in stores. Fans of the series will no doubt be anxious to once again take control of Onimusha's Samunosuke Akechi after his brief hiatus from the second game in the series. Additionally, Jean Reno -- famous for his role as Leon in the film The Professional -- makes an appearance as whip-wielding co-star, Jacques Blanc. If you thought Samunosuke was fun to control, wait until you start flinging boulders at your enemies while playing as the French action star. It's smashing! Read More »
NubyTech 's special limited edition controller for Capcom's upcoming game detailed. Read More »
Much like the majority of residents in Los Angeles, Onimusha has gone under the knife. All the unwanted cellulite seems to have been suctioned off, the collagen and saline look natural, and the scarring appears to be minimal. Making several wise decisions to pick up the pace and enhance the story elements, Onimusha 3 Demon Siege could very well end up the leading lady of the series instead of finding itself a comfortable street corner on which to ply its trade. Read More »
The third installment of Capcom's popular action/adventure series, Onimusha, was proudly paraded before members of the gaming press at its recent media event held in Las Vegas. Sporting a new extended name, Onimusha 3 Demon Siege shook up the crowd with its blazing six-minute long CG introduction, the likes of which impressed even the most jaded gamers in the crowd. Capcom's Keiji Inafune, creator of the series, took great pleasure in premiering the jaw-dropping movie, developed by Robot, the same company responsible for previous CG movies in the series. Read More »
Also known as: Onimusha 3, Onimusha III: Demon Siege, Onimusha 3
Release Region: Japan
Release Date: February 26, 2004
Publisher: Capcom
Release Region: United States
Release Date: April 27, 2004
Publisher: Capcom
M for Mature Blood and Gore, Intense ViolenceRelease Region: United Kingdom
Release Date: June 11, 2004
Publisher: Capcom
Release Region: United States
Release Date: April 27, 2004
Publisher: Capcom
M for Mature Blood and Gore, Intense ViolenceAlso available on: PC
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