Sword of the Samurai for PlayStation 2 - the ultimate in authentic sword fighting action

Sword of the Samurai challenges gamers to become a Bushido Master.

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Sword of the Samurai for PlayStation 2 - the ultimate in authentic sword fighting action
Ubi Soft Entertainment, one of the world's largest video game publishers, today announced Sword of the Samurai, for the PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system, scheduled to release in Early 2003. From Lightweight, the developer of the acclaimed Kengo and Bushido Blade series, Sword of the Samurai is an authentic Japanese sword fighting title, which challenges gamers to become a grand master sword fighter.

Sword of the Samurai is a story-driven sword fighting game that allows players to create a character and train their fighter in a variety of fighting techniques as they work their way to finally become the ultimate Bushido Master. Players will experience their character's growth as they develop their own sword-fighting style and learn new skills by receiving authentic advice and instruction from expert Dojo Masters. Players will fight multiple opponents including 30 of the most famous Japanese sword-fighting grandmasters, going on a variety of missions to learn new sword fighting skills and amass a collection of more than 100 authentic swords with individual statistics. Sword of the Samurai is the ultimate sword fighting game, featuring awesome combat in a feudal Japanese atmosphere.

Features

  • Develop a unique fighter from appearance to individual skills and sword fighting style with a combination of various defence and attack stances

  • Utilise a variety of sword mastery fighting styles and strategies, including direct attacks, parries and other sword techniques

  • Fight multiple opponents simultaneously - one versus multi opponents or traditional one-on-one scenarios

  • Take on missions and fight in tournaments, including assassination, defend, rescue, and guard and protect

  • Fight against 30 famous, historical Japanese sword masters with accurately modelled weapons and realistic sword techniques all based on real Japanese sword schools