Summary: Overlooking the painful plot (something most gamers should be used to by now), you have a solid action title that rewards skilled playing and provides enough variety and
Pros: Greatly improved controls over the other two, cutting demons in half is fun, and the CG intro is one of the best.
Cons: The plot will cause you pain in your brain organ.
Excerpt: It has all the makings of a blockbuster, yet the Onimusha series has never enjoyed the same success in Europe as it has done in Japan and America, which is quite
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Conclusion: Definitely a game worth the hype and the hours, 10-14 for completion, Onimusha 3 also delivers some good replayability in being able to adjust the difficulty factor as
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Excerpt: Onimusha 3: Demon Siege combines the familiar 16th Century Japan action of the lauded Onimusha series and throws in some inexplicable time travel to present day France.