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It’s becoming increasingly common to see deceased actors, musicians, and the like recreated digitally for hologram concerts, movies, video games, and more. There is a wide range of ways studios and creators approach doing so. Using generative AI (for image and voice) is absolutel…
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Onimusha: Way of the Sword is setting out to be the best comeback the CAPCOM series could have had after a 20-year long hiatus, but the playable demo released last month on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S left more than a few disappointed by the incredibly tame…
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The last time a new Onimusha game launched, it was 2006. But now, 20 years later , Capcom is just months away from the release of Onimusha: Way of the Sword, and as a fan of those previous games, I’m stoked – doubly so after playing the game for several hours and interviewing the…
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Onimusha: Way of the Sword is the latest game to grace the cover of Game Informer , and after traveling to Osaka, Japan, last month to visit Capcom’s HQ, play the game, and interview the team, I’m excited to bring you weeks of exclusive coverage. Subscribers can read my cover sto…
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Onimusha: Way of the Sword is the latest game to grace the cover of Game Informer , and you can read my cover story about Capcom’s return to its samurai action series right now. I traveled to Osaka, Japan, to play the game for a few hours and interview the development leads, and…
This approach, says game director Satoru Nihei, is so that "fans of the series have something they can touch base with."
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Onimusha: Way of the Sword is the latest game to grace the cover of Game Informer , and after playing it for a few hours, experiencing never-before-seen parts of it, it’s one of the more titillating releases on the horizon for me. It helps that it’s the first Onimusha game in 20…
"it was very difficult to get a team together". Onimusha fans have been waiting a long time for Way of the Sword – over 20 years, in fact, since the release of Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams in 2006. Now, in a new interview with Game Informer , producer Akihito Kadowaki has explained w…
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It's a new week on The Game Informer Show, and we've got a new cover story! Eric and Wesley are back from Japan, where they played Capcom's impending revival, Onimusha: Way of the Sword. They chat about the game itself, the insights they got from the team, and even the real-life…
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Onimusha is finally back after a 20-year hiatus with Way of the Sword , which launches this September. In anticipation of its release, and for Game Informer’s latest cover story , I traveled to Capcom’s Osaka, Japan, HQ to play the game for a few hours and interview the developme…
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Onimusha: Way of the Sword marks the return of Capcom’s samurai action series after a 20-year hiatus. While previous entries were set during Japan’s Sengoku period – the Warring States period – Way of the Sword brings players to the Edo period. Though Edo, known in the modern day…
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Miyamoto Musashi is Japan's most famous samurai. Presumed to have been born around 1583 (though the history surrounding his origins are murky at best) Musashi is famous for an undefeated record of 62 duels, the birth of dual-wielding Japanese swords in the katana and wakizashi, a…
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Capcom has canceled all digital Switch 2 preorders for Onimusha: Way of the Sword made before July 2. Here is why and how to preorder again. The post Onimusha Way of the Sword Switch 2 Preorders Made Before July 2 is Canceled appeared first on AllKeyShop.com .
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Capcom has announced that the official PC benchmark tool for Onimusha: Way of the Sword is now available. The benchmark lets users test whether their PC can run the game by launching a demo. A score will be provided to evaluate how well the game runs. You can download the benchma…