Crimson Tears Related Games

Viewtiful Joe deftly delivers a fantastic cel-shaded look while also adding a really great series of unique gameplay twists that make it much, much better than the average side-scrolling action game.

The Bouncer makes a great showpiece for the PlayStation 2.

Assume the role of various warriors in Devil Kings, a beat-'em-up action game that features character/weapon customization and over 80 special items to find and unlock.

Sammy Studios is putting out a game based on the Berserk anime, which has already spawned a Dreamcast game called Sword of the Berserk: Guts' Rage.

Developed by Capcom, Sengoku Basara 2 takes you to the Sengoku War period in Japan where you must guide your warlord through armies of foot soldiers.

The core game is still much the same as it has always been, and as such, Samurai Warriors remains a game primarily for those already enamored with the Warriors franchise.

Xtreme Legends features several additions to the original game, but it also exists as a playable stand-alone product--albeit one that isn't as interesting on its own as it is when combined with the original.

It isn't an especially standout hack-and-slash action game, but Bujingai: The Forsaken City is still pretty good regardless.

If you're looking for a game in which you can shoot up or cut up hundreds of ugly aliens for hours on end, you've come to the right place.

This delightfully bizarre action game uses a unique visual design termed cell-shading to create graphics that fulfill Hirohiko Araki's famous anime design on which the game is based. This latest installment not only brings huge visual advancements to the series, but to the action game arena as well. Through enhanced game play mechanics, distinctive challenges and a stylistic 3-D art style, Capcom has created a new face in action games.

It's a relatively simple action game at heart, but a solid combat system and some extremely intense and cinematic levels make The Return of the King deserving of its name.