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Best of Summer Game Fest 2025 trailers – Mortal Shell 2, Game Of Thrones and more GameCentral Published June 7, 2025 3:33am Updated June 7, 2025 7:01am The Resident Evil and friends show (YouTube) Watch all the most interesting trailers from the biggest summer preview event of the year, including Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, Code Vein 2, and Wu-Tang: Rise Of The Deceiver. You never know what you’re going to get with Summer Game Fest, the would-be replacement for E3 hosted by The Games Awards creator Geoff Keighley. Some years there’s tons of big name reveals and some years it’s mostly just AA and indie titles. This is one of those years. That doesn’t mean there was nothing of interest, but the mic drop reveal at the end of the two hour long show was Resident Evil Requiem, and it was by far the biggest game to be featured. Despite being only a day after the Nintendo Switch 2 launch, and Nintendo registered as a partner, the only time the console was even mentioned was a brief ad for Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition. Although that does probably increase the chances of a Nintendo Direct later in the month. There were a few notable trends for the games at this year’s Summer Game Fest: a lot of Soulslike titles with dark grey visuals, a lot of anime games, and plenty of live service titles still trying their luck at hitting the big time. So, if the thought of that doesn’t appeal you may find the pickings relatively thin. Although there’s also Jurassic World Evolution 3 and the Deadpool VR game if you fancy something different. Mortal Shell 2 Expert, exclusive gaming analysis Sign up to the GameCentral newsletter for a unique take on the week in gaming, alongside the latest reviews and more. Delivered to your inbox every Saturday morning. The first annoucement was Mortal Shell 2, a sequel to the 2020 Dark Souls clone that is still one of our favourite Soulslikes not made by FromSoftware. Developed by a mere 30-man team (Keighley was keen to highlight that many of the games were by surprisingly small developers) the sequel seems to be going for a more overt horror atmosphere, while there was a lot more gun combat than usual for the genre. It’s out sometime in 2026. Death Stranding 2: On The Beach It’s never a surprise to see Hideo Kojima at a Geoff Keighley event but the cut scene he decided to show for Death Stranding 2 was not exactly the most enthralling. It featured Luca Marinelli as Neil and his real-life wife Alyssa Jung as therapist Lucy, arguing about the fact that he’s forgotten who she is. Neil is apparently the villain of the piece, and the one dressed up in Solid Snake cosplay in some of the previous images. The game itself is out in just a few weeks, on June 26. Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Sega had a strange little dig at Mario Kart World during their reveal of Sonic’s latest kart racer, pointing out that it has cross-play… even though Mario Kart is obviously only on Nintendo formats. The game looked good, but the focus of the demonstration was crossover characters from other games, including Hatsune Miku, Ichiban Kasuga from Like A Dragon, Joker from Persona 5, and Steve from Minecraft. The game will be released on September 25 for every format imaginable. Code Vein 2 We’re really not sure the art style in this unexpected sequel to the 2019 Soulslike works very well, with its anime characters and realistic backdrops, but at least it’s something a bit different. The original didn’t seem quite successful enough to justify a follow-up, but the action looks good and at least it’s one Soulslike that’s not copying FromSoftware’s visuals as well as its gameplay. It’ll be released for Xbox Series X, PlayStation 5, and PC sometime next year. Game Of Thrones: War For Westeros It does seem madness that there’s never been a console action game based on Game Of Thrones. There still isn’t, but at least this real-time strategy game isn’t just some seedy mobile title. Unfortunately, the pre-rendered trailer never showed a hint of any gameplay, so there’s no clue as to what it’s actually like, but apparently it involves ‘ruthless free-for-all battles where trust is fleeting and power is everything’. It’s out next year and seems to be PC-only, which is a shame as it could have worked as a spiritual sequel to EA’s old Lord Of The Rings real-time strategies. Onimusha: Way Of The Sword It’s been a very busy week for Capcom this week, with Pragmata re-unveiled at the State of Play on Wednesday and Resident Evil Requiem being the big reveal at the end of Summer Game Fest. But we also got a new gameplay trailer for the reboot of Onimusha, which looks extremely pretty and continued the series’ tradition of not even trying to have anyone sound like they’re actually from Japan (like Resident Evil, the originals only had English voiceovers). There’s no release date yet, but it’s out next year on Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC. Felt That: Boxing One of the strangest reveals of the show was what seems to be a Muppet version of Punch-Out!!, with the potty-mouthed puppets taking part in what also probably counts as a homage to Rocky. The gameplay does seem almost identical to Nintendo’s old boxing game but hopefully there’s a bit more to it than that. The game doesn’t have a release date and is currently scheduled only for PC. ARC Raiders Expected to be the next big thing in online shooters, the only thing ARC Raiders has been missing is a release date, but it finally got that at Summer Game Fest. It’ll be out on October 30 for Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC, which is interesting because that’s right around the time you’d expect this year’s Call Of Duty to come out – and the new Battlefield, if EA launches it this year. ARC Raiders’ strong word of mouth gives it a head start though, which could make for an interesting autumn shootout. Out Of Words When we interviewed Jospeh Fares about Split Fiction, we asked him why he thought no one had ever tried to copy his games, despite their huge success. He didn’t know but finally another developer seems to have wondered the same thing and Out Of Words does look very reminiscent of It Takes Two in particular. The hand-crafted, stop motion visuals are neat though and it’s definitely one to watch, even if it doesn’t have a release date yet. Lego Voyagers Another game taking inspiration from Split Fiction, at least in the sense that it has a friend pass that means only one person has to own a copy of the game to play online co-op. It’s by the creators of the very good Lego Builder’s Journey and rather than being based on Lego licensed sets, or any other established toy line, it’s all about solving puzzles by building Lego structures. If it’s as good as Lego Builder’s Journey it’ll be doing very well indeed, although there’s no release date yet. Mixtape Between South Of Midnight and The Midnight Walk, and Out Of Words, stop motion animation Is suddenly very popular for video games. The art style in this new game from Annapurna was notably different though, and while we’re not entirely sure what’s going on in terms of the gameplay the 80s soundtrack sounds like it’ll be the best thing since GTA: Vice City. Acts Of Blood Made by just nine people in Indonesia, this very bloody looking beat ‘em-up looked extremely impressive, and also very reminiscent of the violence in Oldboy. We didn’t quite gather what was going on in terms of the story but we’re sure revenge has something to do with it, as you beat down hordes of goons and get a Mortal Kombat style view of an opponent’s skeleton, when you manage to put a big enough dent in it. It’ll be out on PC next summer. Scott Pilgrim EX We can’t say we’ve ever been fans of Scott Pilgrim, either the comics or the film, but the 2D graphics for this new scrolling beat ‘em-up look gorgeous. It’s clearly intended as follow-up to Ubisoft’s film tie-in from 2010, which was well received by many, and is by the same team behind Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge and Marvel Cosmic Invasion (which was also at Summer Game Fest and announced Rocket Racoon and She-Hulk as characters). It’ll be out on current and last gen consoles and PC next year. Hitman: World of Assassination Although 007 First Light did get a quick name check on stage, developer and publisher IO Interactive instead spent their time talking about Agent 47 in MindsEye and Mads Mikkelsen in Hitman: World of Assassination (aka Hitman 3). He’ll be reprising the role of Le Chiffre as the latest elusive target in the game – a special character, usually played by a famous actor, that is only available to assassinate for 30 days, starting from today. That’s neat but it’s also interesting that it implied IO has a considerable amount of leeway with the Bond licence and what they can do with it. Lego Party! The other Lego game to be unveiled was an outrageously obvious clone of Mario Party, only with 300 different minifigures instead of the Mushroom Kingdom crew. These can be rearranged in trillions of different combinations, in order to compete for stars golden bricks and play 60 different mini-games. We’re big fans of Mario Party (and Lego) so if this manages to be as fun as Nintendo’s games then we’re all for it. It’ll be release for both consoles and PC this year. Blighted A new game from Drinkbox Studios, makers of Guacamelee! and Nobody Saves The World is immediately of interest but this Diablo-esque role-player looks a bit more serious and horror tinged than their previous games. It also seems to be channelling Hades creator Supergiant Games, none of which is a bad thing. Whether it’s a Metroidvania or not isn’t clear but at certainly points in the trailer it definitely seems to have co-op. It’s not certain which formats it’s coming to but it’s out on PC next year. Infinitesimals A lot of people are probably going to compare this to online survival game Grounded, but the plot makes it sound like a more serious version of Pikmin, with aliens visiting Earth and battling with both insects and some sort of mechanical robot menace, as you search for your lost crew. It’s out for consoles and PC next year and while there’s very little concrete information on the gameplay the visuals certainly look impressive. Wu-Tang: Rise Of The Deceiver Whether you care about the Wu-Tang Clan or not this had some of the nicest visuals of any game at the show. They seemed fairly obviously influenced by the Into The Spider-Verse movies, but that’s no bad thing, and we’re only surprised that hasn’t happened before. The idea of a Wu-Tan action role-playing game was leaked quite a while ago, where it was described as Diablo meets Hi-Fi Rush, which does seem to fit with what you see in the trailer. There’s no release date so far. Into The Unwell There were a lot of great looking games at the show, but this might have been our favourite, with its 40s style animation reminiscent of a 3D Cuphead. It’s a bit hard to tell exactly what’s going on with the story but you seem to be playing an alcohol abusing cartoon character who’s been tricked by the Devil into… taking part in a third person action roguelite, that also has three-player co-op. There’s no release date but if it looks as good as it plays it’ll be doing very well indeed. Stranger than Heaven The final reveal before Resident Evil Requiem was what was previously codenamed Project Century and while it looks like a Yakuza spin-off it’s not actually part of the franchise, even though it’s by the same developer. Sega didn’t explain much, but when the game was first introduced it was set in Japan in 1915 and yet this trailer is set in 1943 (i.e. in the middle of the Second World War). More Trending Given the codename that probably implies you’re playing in multiple time periods across the whole century. There was no mention of formats or a release date though, so it’s probably still quite a while away from release. 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Fresh off Summer Game Fest 2025, Capcom announced a slew of new information on a trio of distinct titles! From the long-awaited announcement of the next Resident Evil to the four characters joining Street Fighter 6 and finally, a deeper look at Onimusha: Way of the Sword, we’ve got the recap ready just for you. Play Video Resident Evil Requiem revealed View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Resident Evil Requiem features a new protagonist Grace Ashcroft, who is given a case to investigate, leading to the terrifying events to follow. While survival horror takes centerstage, Resident Evil Requiem will feature high-stakes cinematic action that will take the series in a bold new direction. Stay tuned for more info on this defining entry to the iconic series that will celebrate its 30th anniversary next year. Resident Evil Requiem will be released on February 27, 2026. Year 3 for Street Fighter 6 starts this summer Play Video Coming in with an uppercut, the next four characters are on their way for Year 3 of Street Fighter 6. Fans of the series may recognize these characters as they’re all returning in some way or form making this year a celebration of Street Fighter. The king Sagat will claim his throne in summer 2025. If you wait until the end of the trailer, you’ll see a short snippet of Sagat’s gameplay featuring some of his signature moves. C. Viper, the expert in spy gear, makes her way back to the series in fall 2025. Alex, the fighter with explosive power and masterful techniques, arrives in early spring 2026. Finally, the mysterious entity known as Ingrid makes her debut in a mainline Street Fighter title in late spring 2026. We also announced the return of the $1,000,000 grand prize for Capcom Cup 12 taking place next year in Japan! Think you have what it takes to compete? We do! Register for the Capcom Pro Tour and find out. Street Fighter Years 1-2 Fighters Edition also just released, which includes all characters from Year 1 and 2, and their colors 3-10 for Outfit 1. This is the perfect K.O. to get to caught up on all things Street Fighter 6. New weapons, souls, abilities, and foes fit for a samurai Play Video Onimusha: Way of the Sword unsheathed a more detailed look at the swordplay action you can expect in 2026. Set during the Edo period, our new protagonist Miyamoto Musashi must explore a Kyoto twisted by the influence of malevolence known as Malice.  In the latest trailer titled 2nd Trailer: Formidable Foes Emerge, we offer a further peek into the dark fantasy environments scattered with fearsome new enemies and showcase the riveting action like the powerful Issen that all form a samurai experience worthy of the legendary Musashi. Acting opposite our protagonist is his conniving rival Sasaki Ganryu who also wields an Oni Gauntlet and is an Onimusha in his own right. How will their stories intertwine? At the end of the trailer, a woman emerges from the glow of Musashi’s Oni Gauntlet. What role does she play? If you want your hands on something Onimusha, the remaster of Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny featuring Jubei Yagyu was just released back in May. Though the gameplay may be different than what you can expect in Onimusha: Way of the Sword, the basic principles like souls, Genma, and dark fantasy ambience will be similar. New features in the remaster include a new Hell mode difficulty where taking one strike equals a game over, auto-save, easy weapon switching, and a new gallery mode. You can also play the first title Onimusha: Warlords with the Onimusha 1+2 pack, available now. That’s the short and sweet recap of everything Capcom announced at Summer Game Fest, but there’s far more to share for each title in the future. Whether you’re a fan of survival horror, samurai action, or a good old street fight, there’s something for everyone in Capcom’s 2025 and 2026! Thanks for all the support!

GeForce NOW is a gamer’s ticket to an unforgettable summer of gaming. With 25 titles coming this month and endless ways to play, the summer is going to be epic. Dive in, level up and make it a summer to remember, one game at a time. Start with the ten games available this week, including advanced access for those who’ve preordered the Deluxe or Ultimate versions of Funcom’s highly anticipated Dune: Awakening. Plus, check out the latest update for miHoYo’s Zenless Zone Zero, bringing fresh content and even more action for summer. And to keep the good times rolling, take advantage of the GeForce NOW Summer Sale to enjoy a sizzling 40% off a six-month Performance membership. It’s the perfect way to extend a summer of fun in the cloud. Dawn Rises With the Cloud The next chapter begins. Get ready for a new leap in Zenless Zone Zero. Version 2.0 “Where Clouds Embrace the Dawn” launches tomorrow, June 6, marking the start of the game’s second season. Explore the new Waifei Peninsula, team up with Grandmaster Yixuan and manage the Suibian Temple, all with enhanced maps and navigation. Celebrate the game’s first anniversary with free rewards — including an S-Rank Agent, S-Rank W-Engine, and 1,600 Polychromes. With new agents, expanded content and major improvements, now’s the perfect time to jump into New Eridu. Stream it on GeForce NOW for instant access and top-tier performance — no downloads or high-end hardware needed. Stream the latest content with smooth graphics and low latency on any device, and jump straight into the action to enjoy all the new features and anniversary rewards. Jumping Into June Level up summer gaming with the Summer Sale. Get 40% off six-month GeForce NOW Performance memberships — perfect for playing on handheld devices, including the new GeForce NOW app on Steam Deck, which lets gamers stream over 2,200 games at up to 4K 60 frames per second or 1440p 120 fps. Experience AAA gaming at max settings with longer battery life, and access supported games from Steam, Epic Games Store, PC Game Pass and more. Put that upgraded membership to the test with what’s coming to the cloud this week on GeForce NOW: Symphonia (New release on Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, June 3) Pro Cycling Manager 25 (New release on Steam, June 5) Tour de France 2025 (New release on Steam, June 5) Dune: Awakening – Advanced Access (New release on Steam, June 5) 7 Days to Die (Xbox) Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (Epic Games Store) Cubic Odyssey  (Steam) Drive Beyond Horizons (Steam) Police Simulator: Patrol Officers (Xbox, available on PC Game Pass) Sea of Thieves (Battle.net) Here’s what to expect for the rest of June:  Dune: Awakening (New release on Steam, June 10) MindsEye (New release on Steam, June 10) The Alters (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, June 13) Architect Life: A House Design Simulator (New release on Steam, June 19) Crime Simulator (New release on Steam, June 17) FBC: Firebreak (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, June 17) Lost in Random: The Eternal Die (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, June 17) Broken Arrow (New release on Steam, June 19) REMATCH (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, June 19) DREADZONE (New release on Steam, June 26) System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster (New release on Steam, June 26) Borderlands Game of the Year Enhanced (Steam) Borderlands 2 (Steam and Epic Games Store) Borderlands 3 (Steam and Epic Games Store) Easy Red 2 (Steam) May I Have More Games? In addition to the 21 games announced last month, 16 more joined the GeForce NOW library: Mafia (Steam) Mafia II (Classic) (Steam) Mafia: Definitive Edition (Steam and Epic Games Store) Mafia II: Definitive Edition (Steam and Epic Games Store) Mafia III: Definitive Edition (Steam and Epic Games Store) Towerborne (Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass) Capcom Fighting Collection 2 (Steam) Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass) S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Prypiat – Enhanced Edition (Steam) S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky – Enhanced Edition (Steam) S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chornobyl – Enhanced Edition (Steam) Game of Thrones: Kingsroad (Steam) Splitgate 2 Open Beta (Steam) Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny (Steam) Nice Day for Fishing (Steam) Cash Cleaner Simulator (Steam) War Robots: Frontiers is no longer coming to GeForce NOW. Stay tuned for more game announcements and updates every GFN Thursday. What are you planning to play this weekend? Let us know on X or in the comments below. What's your game of the summer? — NVIDIA GeForce NOW (@NVIDIAGFN) June 4, 2025

Image: Nintendo LifeThe summer is here, the Switch 2 is almost here, and that means it's eShop Selects time for May. This is our very last Switch 1 edition of our monthly feature — but don't worry, things aren't changing with the release of a new console. You'll still be getting your monthly dose of eShop hidden gems that we've reviewed, but Switch 2 eShop exclusives will be joining the party too. So, let's jump in — like previous editions, our team of writers and contributors have got together to vote for their top three games from all game releases we reviewed from May 2025. The games with the highest total scores make our top three. It really is that simple.Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube814kWatch on YouTube Switch too The very best Switch 2 games coming soon Honourable mentions Let's get something out of the way, first — Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time would be eligible for this, but we're currently in the process of reviewing it. As such, because it's also coming to Switch 2 on launch day, it will be eligible for votes in our June edition. So don't panic! Another notable release missing is Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo, a late-May release that's been reviewing extremely well. This is another one we're working on as we speak, which is why you won't spy it below. So what have we got in the running this month? From our 7/10 eShop exclusives... there's quite a lot to choose from! Every single game got at least one vote from our writers, so here's what just missed out on a top-three spot, followed by the podium: Arcade Archives NebulasRay | Review: 7/10 Dunk Dunk | Review: 7/10 Into the Restless Ruins | Review: 9/10 Labyrinth of the Demon King | Review: 8/10 Old Skies | Review: 7/10 Scoot over, Ness 3rd Place - Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny Publisher: Capcom / Developer: CapcomRelease Date: 23rd May 2025 (USA) / 23rd May 2025 (UK/EU)We're living in the samurai renaissance, so why shouldn't one of the most well-known video game samurais return to take the spotlight? Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny got a remaster almost 23 years after its original release, and it's still excellent, despite the aspect ratio issues. This is largely a no-frills release of the PS2 game, with some nice quality-of-life feature like autosave, better weapon switching, and the ability to swap between new and tank controls. It's perhaps not the most popular game in the series, but we love it, scoring it an 8/10. Blade of glory 2nd Place - Please, Touch The Artwork 2 Publisher: Studio Waterzooi / Developer: Thomas WaterzooiRelease Date: 23rd May 2025 (USA) / 23rd May 2025 (UK/EU)Ahhh, here's a Nintendo Life favourite. Please, Touch The Artwork 2 is a delightfully wacky expansion of Thomas Waterzooi's predecessor, this time focusing on a skeleton and (mostly) the artwork of James Ensor, a Belgian artist. Oh, and the skeleton is the artist himself. Yep. That should give you an idea of what to expect from the game — it's surreal, absurd, gentle, and relaxing all in one, and for less that $5, an absolute steal. You can play it on your lunch break with a cuppa and you'll be done in under an hour. A worthy 9/10, if we say so ourselves. Touch, I remember touch 1st Place - Duck Detective: The Ghost of Glamping Publisher: Happy Broccoli / Developer: Happy BroccoliRelease Date: 22nd May 2025 (USA) / 22nd May 2025 (UK/EU)Short and sweet seems to be a theme this month, and our eShop Selects winner — and the final Switch 1-only winner — goes to a lovely little 3-hour mystery starring a recovering bread addict duck. Duck Detective: The Ghost of Glamping is the kind of levity we need in the world right now. This sequel is a total delight, barmy and silly with a little bit of thought put into it. It's not the most challenging mystery, nor will many of the reveals surprise, but it never failed to make us smile. We scored Duck Detective's second case an 8/10, and we hope to see Eugene McQuacklin return. I suspect fowl play < Nintendo eShop Selects - April 2025 Do you agree with our ranking? Tell us about your favourite eShop releases of last month by voting in our poll and sharing your thoughts in the comments. What's the best eShop game from our May 2025 picks? (0 votes) No results yet, check back later... How we decide our eShop Selects top three: As we reach the end of every month, the Nintendo Life staff vote on their favourite titles from a list of games selected by the editorial team. To qualify for this list, these games must have been released as a digital-only Nintendo Switch eShop title in that particular month, and must have been reviewed on Nintendo Life; we select the qualifying games based on their review scores. Staff are then asked to vote for three games that they think deserve to sit right at the very top of that list; first choice gets three points, second choice gets two points, and third choice gets one point. These votes are then tallied to create a top-three list, with the overall winner taking that month's top prize. Related Games See Also Share:0 0 Alana has been with Nintendo Life since 2022, and while RPGs are her first love, Nintendo is a close second. 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After more than two decades, Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny is back! First released in 2002 as a sequel to the critically acclaimed Onimusha: Warlords, this game expands on the original’s exhilarating Sengoku-era adventure by introducing a new story and protagonist — Jubei Yagyu, a samurai on a quest for revenge. 10 years after the events of Onimusha: Warlords, the demonic Nobunaga Oda’s strength has been restored, and his sights are set on conquering Japan, starting with Yagyu Village. When Jubei, returns to find his home in ruins, he sets out to bring Nobunaga to justice. On his quest, Jubei meets four individuals who can ally with and aid him on his journey. Give these allies various gifts to strengthen your affinity with them, have them help you in battle, and steer your adventure to different endings. There are many ways to obtain gifts, including buying them in shops, receiving them from other allies, and by finding them hidden throughout the game. Choose wisely which gifts you give to which ally, as they all have their own preferences. Giving enough of the right gifts to the right ally may even unlock them as a playable character for a portion of the game. We asked some of Capcom’s staff to choose their favorite gift reactions. Keep an eye out for them as you play the game! Ekei Ankokuji is a Buddhist priest, but he loves money, booze, and women, living a life of debauchery. You might think arts and entertainment wouldn’t be his style, but if you give him a huqin or folding fan, for example, he’ll promise to enchant you with a dance, with a wide smile. Magoichi Saiga is chief of the Kishu Saiga Gun Team. Fearless and keen of mind, he has a passion for books. He sounds like the type of guy to appreciate a good history book, but if you give him one by itself, he’ll let you know he’d rather read them all at once. Perhaps it would be best to wait to have a complete set of books before gifting them to him… The youngest ally, Kotaro Fuma, is a ninja serving the Hojo clan in the Kanto region. Gift him something old-fashioned like a Tengu mask, and he’ll swiftly respond that it’s for old people, forcing Jubei to quietly take it back. Oyu is a mysterious woman clad in Western armor. Though she fights alongside Jubei, she often comes off as shady – and not just when she’s apprehensive about your gift choices, in this case, after she’s been gifted The Art of War. Sometimes, giving certain gifts in just the right order will change your ally’s response. Producer Kosuke Tanaka’s favorite reaction happens when you give raw fish and wasabi to Magoichi. Lastly, for Director Motohide Eshiro’s favorite reaction: Some gifts touch on sore subjects, and for Ekei, that would be any gift relating to hair. Try giving Ekei something like a comb or hair oil, and this is how he’ll respond. There are many more items to collect and reactions to discover in Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny. Experiment with different gifts and combinations, and reclaim your destiny in the newly remastered Onimusha 2, out now for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny CAPCOM CO., LTD. ☆☆☆☆☆ 39 ★★★★★ $29.99 Get it now Reclaim your destiny. Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny returns with HD graphics and modernised controls to perform issen critical counter attacks and intense swordplay. Play as Jubei Yagyu and make your way through feudal Japan with your allies. This game has additional language support adapted from the original script. Additional features include: – New Gallery mode with over 100 sketches by the game's character designer, Keita Amemiya. – New digital soundtrack selection with all 43 tracks from the original soundtrack of Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny. – Hell mode difficulty. – The Man in Black, Team Oni, and Puzzle Phantom Realm mini games will be available to play at the very beginning. – Auto-save feature and easy weapon switch for improved playability. You can also get a special outfit for Jubei if you have save data from Onimusha: Warlords. To switch Jubei's outfit select Special Features → Jubei's Outfit and select between Normal and Special from the title-screen menu. This will only alter the appearance. Your status will be the same as the armour you equip in-game. This content is also a part of the Onimusha bundle. (Aquire this bundle before June 30, 2025, to receive a limited-time bonus!) ©CAPCOM ONIMUSHA is a trademark and/or registered trademark of CAPCOM CO., LTD and/or its subsidiaries in the U.S. and/or other countries. Onimusha 1+2 Pack CAPCOM CO., LTD. ☆☆☆☆☆ 7 ★★★★★ $38.99 Get it now Experience the origins of the classic samurai series remastered in high-definition! The first two Onimusha games are now available in 16:9 widescreen format with additional gameplay enhancements such as modernised controls. Onimusha: Warlords The first game in the series features popular actor Takeshi Kaneshiro as both the voice and face model of main character Samanosuke Akechi. Play as Samanosuke as he battles the Demons armed with the Oni Gauntlet bestowed to him by the Oni clan. Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny Jubei Yagyu returns in this sequel. Voiced by Yusaku Matsuda, Jubei will forge new alliances as he sets out on a quest of revenge with awakened powers of the Oni. *Games also available separately. Please be careful not to obtain the same product twice. You can also get a special outfit for Jubei if you have save data from Onimusha: Warlords. To switch Jubei's outfit select Special Features → Jubei's Outfit and select between Normal and Special from the title-screen menu. This will only alter the appearance. Your status will be the same as the armour you equip in-game. ——————————— Get the Onimusha 2: Orchestra Album Selection Pack limited-time bonus when you obtain the pack before June 30th, 2025, 23:59. Track List: – Truth Of Brave ~Warring mix~ – Truth Of Resolution ~Oyu's Theme~ – Truth Of Edge ~Magoichi's Theme~ – Truth Of Loyalty ~Ekei's Theme~ – Truth Of Desire ~Kotaro's Theme~ *Select Special Features → Gallery → Original Soundtrack to access these tracks from the title-screen menu. Also, get this pack of items to use in-game: – Herb x3 – Medicine x2 – Secret Medicine x1 – Special Magic Liquid x2 – Perfect Medicine x1 – Talisman x1 – Red Soul x10,000 Please note that this content can only be used in Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny. The content will appear after meeting Takajo in the early game. If you have already met Takajo, the content will appear when you select "Load Game". The content listed in the DLC may become available separately at a later date. Character Samanosuke Akechi by ©Amuse/Fu Long Production, ©CAPCOM CO., LTD. 2001, 2018 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Guest Creator:Takeshi Kaneshiro ©CAPCOM ONIMUSHA is a trademark and/or registered trademark of CAPCOM CO., LTD and/or its subsidiaries in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Better graphics. Modernized controls. More demony demons.Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny is back and better than ever: http://xbx.lv/4dw8j0I