Reviews and Problems with Samurai Champloo: Sidetracked
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Overall 7
Gameplay 8
Graphics 7
Sound 8
Multiplayer 7
Samurai Champloo: Sidetracked
GamersHell.com
6 December 2006
Excerpt: Bandai Namco Games has released loads of anime-based games in the past, including titles such as DICE, the Mobile Suit Gundam series, and even a few Inuyasha releases as
Excerpt: , etc cannot hold a candle to as many combo hits possible in this game. Imagine a samurai, of all people (not a ninja) getting over a 100-hit combo all mixed with 4...
Excerpt: It’s always interesting to see how a popular action-based anime is made into a game. With different shows having different “rules” about how people can fight, it’s always...
Summary: The gameplay can get rather tiresome after a while, but Samurai Champloo's goofy sense of humor and stylish touches make it more than just your average button-masher.
Pros: A delightfully weird sense of style, Story and dialogue seem right at home with the anime's sensibilities, Combining the music with the combo system makes the combat m...
Cons: Combat remains button-mashy and easy at practically all times, Graphics aren't very impressive technically, Pacing will drive some people crazy.
Excerpt: In this first bit of news concerning the game, from September 15th 2005, the person reviewing the game said that “In terms of basics gameplay and looks, the early version