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Seven Samurai 20XX

Second hand. Cero 15.

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$4.68 $6.99 In stock

Category: PS2

From the SNK break-away, crack unit that also produced Inuyasha on the PSX comes a 3D extravaganza on the PS2 where despite having sword based battles a degree of artistic license has been granted to bring pyrotechnic explosions to the stand offs. Based on the seminal Kurosawa film ‘The Seven Samurai’ with opening and ending theme songs from the untouchable Ryuichi Sakamoto; gameplay is strictly slice and dice with some light RPG elements as the loveable rogues get a futuristic interpretation.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Timothy ★★★★★

The camera angles can be a bit tricky during some of the boss fights, but the sword combat combos are incredibly satisfying once you get the hang of them. I’ve been playing this non-stop since it arrived.

Alexander ★★★★★

I've been playing this non-stop since it arrived, and the way it blends fast-paced swordplay with over-the-top 3D action really captures that classic SNK spirit. The combo system feels surprisingly fluid for a PS2 title, and the artistic flourishes during special moves add a lot of flair. It's a uni

Sophia Q. ★★★★★

The camera work during the sword clashes feels like a movie, and the artistic license on the PS2 really lets the 3D combat shine. I’ve played a few hours and the pacing keeps me hooked, though the loading screens between stages are a bit sluggish.