Just Need to Slice N' Dice.With Style.

User Rating: 10 | Samurai Dou 2: Way of the Samurai 2 PS2
By Pedro_Foxhound | Review Date:
It' s a really nice game which is Addictive and underappreciated.You can play using the Model of ANY (or Most) NPCs,including some that ( i was told) are from Way of The Samurai 1.

It has a kind of a Pokémon goal:Gotta catch 'em all,but it refers to swords instead of referring to pokémons.Also,not only catching them,but improving them and making them get new attacks.

The series of story endings are also a kind of a goal,to see them all.But the best is probably the stylish slice and dicing attacks and collecting swords,not to mention getting points to earn some decorative items and new clothing, if you are a philantropist helping people just to get pleasure (Especially Sayo).

The soundtrack is typical,but is kind of similar. In the map there could be a Real town instead of Edge of Town,or maybe there could be another town.

The sword hunt shouldn't be so expensive,because the swords aren't that good (though I only checked the Kunishige,and it is really nice,but doesn't have the best attributes to customize).

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