Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny

The game came well packaged. There was a little note from the seller inside so we could tell they had opened the case for inspection. It even had the original game booklet! No defects and it's running on our refurbished ps2 great. Would buy from this seller again in the future :)

Getting Onimusha 2 was a great choice. This sequel may have departed from focusing on Samanosuke and his quest, but the new protagonist Jubei Yagyu is a perfect substitute. This game follows Jubei on his quest for revenge against Nobunaga for destroying his village. Along the way, he is met by four other warrior who he must build relationships with and depending on it, this can help or hinder his journey.This game is longer than the first one and it is replayable since you have many different scenarios based on your character relationship.I feel Onimusha 2 is one of the better series because of the plot and characters. Also this is the last game to really have a creepy/horror tone. In Oni 3 and Dawn of Dreams, that horror aspect was absent as they are geared towards more action packed.Pros: great graphics, solid dialogue and acting, awesome soundtrack, and strong characters and plotCons: the moving the character is clunky just like Oni 1, enemies can be a pain in the neck especially if you cant see them due to fixed camera setting, and puzzles are boring. Its pretty much a side story of this series and dont really need to play this to understand Oni 3 and Dawn of DreamsIf you are a fan of Onimusha, this is a great addition to your playstaion collection.

This is definitely my favorite Onimusha game and, for a very long period, this was my absolute favorite game on the PS2 (I would eventually claim that Onimusha 3 was my favorite because of Jean Reno, but all in all, this game is better). The game was written very well (for a PS2 game of the time), had multiple playable characters depending on your choices (I freaking loved Magoichi), truly memorable villains and a great control scheme (at the time anyway, we've come a looong way from the resident evil tank controls). Honestly, this is probably one of the very few games that I played through multiple times to see all of the side character stuff (before there were 'achievements' to try and get you to do that sort of thing). The segments with recurring villain?/antihero? Gogandantes (a very haughty demon swordsman who constantly challenges you and speaks like a Shakespeare reject) are still some of of the funnest moments in gaming history for me.

Wish they would remaster this great game

Got as a gift for my fiancé he beat it very quickly but loved it and want stovget the entire collection.

It came very quick, also it said used but I received it and it was BRAND NEW!! Didn't have not a single sratch on the disk , and it came with the booklet. Very pleased!!!!

would of rated it more stars, but I am stuck and can not beat a boss. However the game other than that is really fun.

If u are a gamer this is definetly a good series for your collection (ONIMUSHA SERIES)i can't help but wonder why Capcom refuses to listen to logic the directioinal buttons suck as a main control please!!! Capcom make the anolog joystick an option, ok!!! now back to the game, well the graphics was very pleasant to watch oh i really loved some of the cutscence, this version however fail to capture me as part1 did but all the same it was great.The characters really did not satistfy intelectual vanities / curiousity, at times the evironment looked familiar, well maybe it's just me ,at times the characters lacked purpose, and at other times served a purpose well maybe. all in all this a good way to past some time hacking and gashing demons, blood ,guts and simple puzzles (what puzzles????)a little to short for me but i give a 4 star (obviously duuuuuuuuuuh)laters folks and gamers..........