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Homegrown firepower
"Fighting is everything" is a phrase protagonist Miyamoto Musashi uses to explain his ethos, but it's an ideology that doubles as an accurate description of Onimusha: Way of the Sw...
Eyes on Tokyo
One of the year’s most anticipated cards just gained some serious local flavor. Three all-Japan matchups have been officially added to ONE SAMURAI 4 on Saturday, October 17, at Tok...
We sure do love samurai in gaming, don’t we? Ancient Japanese warriors have spearheaded a raft of action games over the last few years, from Ghost of Tsushima to Assassin’s Creed S...
Comeback Fight
It's fascinating to see Shokan become a genuinely reformed man who is so haunted by his former life as a merciless and cruel bandit.
Onimusha is finally back, and Capcom’s penchant for sound storytelling and moreish combat shine through a bleak, Genma-infested Kyoto.
One win could separate a Bulgarian contender from ONE lightweight kickboxing gold. Standing in his way is a Japanese star who, he insists, does not like being pressured. Bogdan Shu...
Onimusha has come a long way since the days of being “Resident Evil but with Swords”. There are still nods to the series’ horror roots — Japan has never shied away from body horror...
I love how the show uses its signature dips into abstract phantasmagoria to demonstrate just how terrifying and dangerous Takauji truly is.
It's neat to see a grown-up mirror of Tokiyuki, and their crazed head-bobbing duel is the single funniest moment of the whole episode.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is a stunning return for one of Capcom's most overlooked series, with a truly spectacular combat system and boss battles that constantly evoke the dynami...
“Onimusha: Way of the Sword” is a fantastic action game that continues Capcom’s impressive stride.
Next challenger emerges
World Championship gold has never been the only thing driving Nadaka Yoshinari. Sometimes, the most profound motivation comes from watching someone else say a perfect goodbye. It t...
Capcom's dormant series returns with best-in-class combat.
Second chance
I think it's safe to say that Asia's swordplay has completely supplanted anything Europe or beyond has to offer. After all, a shiny sword from Camelot isn't quite as cool as cuttin...
Onimusha Way of the Sword from Capcom in 2026 is a triumphant return for the samurai sword-slashing action epic. It’s actually really hard to believe it’s been so long since we las...
I’ve been lucky enough to play through Onimusha: Way of the Sword ahead of launch and, among its incredible boss fights and fabulously grimdark story, one thing shines through abov...
A 23-3 striking record now meets a 41-7 mark in a bantamweight kickboxing bout that carries real stakes for both men. Yuki Yoza meets Nabil Anane in a bantamweight kickboxing bout...
I’ve been lucky enough to play through Onimusha: Way of the Sword ahead of launch and, among its incredible boss fights and fabulously grimdark story, one thing shines through abov...
Sights on Muay Thai gold
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