Way of the Samurai - PlayStation 2
Way of the Samurai is an action-adventure PlayStation 2 disc game from Acquire and BAM! Entertainment. Set in 1678 after the collapse of the Tokugawa Shogunate, it follows a wandering samurai caught between rival factions in Rokkotsu Pass.
- Cleaned, tested, and guaranteed to play. Disc play surface is in good condition.
- Choice-driven adventure structure lets alliances, betrayals, and decisions change the outcome of the story.
- Sword combat features 40 different swords and 200 fighting techniques.
- Multi-path progression supports repeated playthroughs with different routes and endings.
- Head-to-head combat mode includes dozens of selectable characters for battles against the computer or another player.
- Supports 1–2 players, analog control, vibration function, and PlayStation 2 memory card saving.
Rated M for Blood and Violence, this samurai action game uses branching decisions and duels as its core structure. It was followed by Way of the Samurai 2, which continued the series’ focus on faction choices and sword-based combat.
Description
Way of the Samurai is an action-adventure PlayStation 2 disc game from Acquire and BAM! Entertainment. Set in 1678 after the collapse of the Tokugawa Shogunate, it follows a wandering samurai caught between rival factions in Rokkotsu Pass.
- Cleaned, tested, and guaranteed to play. Disc play surface is in good condition.
- Choice-driven adventure structure lets alliances, betrayals, and decisions change the outcome of the story.
- Sword combat features 40 different swords and 200 fighting techniques.
- Multi-path progression supports repeated playthroughs with different routes and endings.
- Head-to-head combat mode includes dozens of selectable characters for battles against the computer or another player.
- Supports 1–2 players, analog control, vibration function, and PlayStation 2 memory card saving.
Rated M for Blood and Violence, this samurai action game uses branching decisions and duels as its core structure. It was followed by Way of the Samurai 2, which continued the series’ focus on faction choices and sword-based combat.
