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Oboromurasama (New)

Brand new. Cero B: 12 and over. Best release, but just seems to be the original placed in a card sleeve.

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$22.39 $31.99 In stock

Category: Wii

One of the most beautiful games imaginable from the Odin Sphere team that looks like a Hiroshige woodprint brought to life with all the colours of a summer kimono. An absolute treat of a game too with fluid platform slash action make for the most essential of Wii releases. Makes you drool its so lavish and feels like Princess Crown studying at the Ninja Dojo. Bon appetite.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley B. ★★★★★

The backgrounds really do look like a Hiroshige print in motion—I kept pausing just to stare at the scenery. So glad this one from the Odin Sphere team plays as beautifully as it paints.

Claire ★★★★★

The way the colours shift across the screen during battle genuinely feels like watching a painting move. I’ve already spent hours just admiring the backgrounds.

Ellie J. ★★★★★

I've been playing through it slowly just to soak in every hand-drawn background and subtle animation—it really is like watching art move.