Bushido Blade is a fighting game where a single movement decides victory or defeat. If one sword swipe slips through your guard and hits your head or body, it’ll likely kill you. Your opponent is just ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Those of the Bushido Blade cult are undoubtedly anxious about the imminent PS2 release of Kengo: Master of Bushido - the spiritual third installment ...

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For those who realised what was going on, the 1997 release of Bushido Blade was a scary time. This was a fork in the road for fighting games. This title was taking a stand against everything we knew, ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Blade Symphony is an indie game made by Puny Human Games. It was successfully greenlit on Steam's ...

The game abandons both the characters and the gameplay formula of the Bushido Blade series and ends up being a disappointment on all fronts. Kengo: Masters of Bushido is the first next-generation ...

Bushido Blade was a 3D fighting game originally released for PlayStation in 1997. We’re playing it a touch fast and loose with the definition of the term ‘franchise’ here as Bushido Blade was cut ...

Damn you, Lightweight, you broke my heart. Broke it right in half. There is so much that I absolutely love about Kengo, the heir in spirit to their Bushido Blade swordsmanship simulators, that it ...