Post by pezzer123 on Feb 20, 2007 13:20:36 GMT -1
Okami
Release Date Out Now
Formats Playstation 2
Players 1
Set in the Nippon region in an unspecified time in the classical Japanese era, Ôkami combines several Japanese myths and legends to tell the story of how the land was saved from darkness by the wolf, Amaterasu.
In Okami you'll traverse a vast countryside filled with intrigue, meet a variety of interesting characters, delve into dungeons chock-full of various traps and fearsome-looking creatures, and become more and more powerful as you go.
During your quest to purify Japan, you won't just battle that eight-headed serpent--you'll unearth the cause of a deadly plague threatening a huge city, help villagers in danger of freezing to death from a relentless blizzard, come face-to-face with an enormous water dragon that's terrorizing Japan's coastline, and more.
You use your painting brush to attack enemies and restore life to things. You could use it for restoring life to the forest or for cutting down trees, or even building a bridge.
The graphics are like no other game, they are beautiful and artistic. Okami's stunning good looks give it the appearance of a cross between a cartoon and a traditional Japanese ink-and-watercolor painting.
Perhaps best of all, the game keeps going and going for much longer than most other games like it. Play time usually varies from abround 30 hours to 60 hours.
This is a great game and is one that keeps the Playstation 2 alive.
Release Date Out Now
Formats Playstation 2
Players 1
Set in the Nippon region in an unspecified time in the classical Japanese era, Ôkami combines several Japanese myths and legends to tell the story of how the land was saved from darkness by the wolf, Amaterasu.
In Okami you'll traverse a vast countryside filled with intrigue, meet a variety of interesting characters, delve into dungeons chock-full of various traps and fearsome-looking creatures, and become more and more powerful as you go.
During your quest to purify Japan, you won't just battle that eight-headed serpent--you'll unearth the cause of a deadly plague threatening a huge city, help villagers in danger of freezing to death from a relentless blizzard, come face-to-face with an enormous water dragon that's terrorizing Japan's coastline, and more.
You use your painting brush to attack enemies and restore life to things. You could use it for restoring life to the forest or for cutting down trees, or even building a bridge.
The graphics are like no other game, they are beautiful and artistic. Okami's stunning good looks give it the appearance of a cross between a cartoon and a traditional Japanese ink-and-watercolor painting.
Perhaps best of all, the game keeps going and going for much longer than most other games like it. Play time usually varies from abround 30 hours to 60 hours.
This is a great game and is one that keeps the Playstation 2 alive.
