It is always nice to see a video game set in the feudal, pre-industrial era of Japan. The Japanese countryside in…
The story of Guwange is set during the Muromachi period of Japan. During this time, increasing numbers of people suffer possession by shikigami. Although the shikigami grant great spiritual powers, the strain inflicted on the host causes them to die exactly one year after possession. However, a legend has sprung up regarding Guwange, the malevolent god trapped in Mt. Gokumon (i.e. Hell Gate). If one possessed by a shikigami can gather talismans of the five Chinese elements—wood, fire, earth, metal, water—from five demons serving Guwange, then infiltrate Gokumon and slay Guwange, the shikigami will be destroyed and the one possessed will not suffer a premature death.
It is always nice to see a video game set in the feudal, pre-industrial era of Japan. The Japanese countryside in…
Cave, famous for its maniac shooting games, is releasing an Xbox 360 box set for its shoot'em up fans.
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To: Crecente
From: Bashcraft
RE: A Rose Grows In A Strange Place
Guwange is a scrolling shooter that was first released in Japan all the way back in 1999. It's now being re-released…
Much like Madden's first Tuesday in August, Call of Duty's second Tuesday in November is getting to be a gaming…
Surprise. Gran Turismo 5 is delayed again. That may not be news in the ironic sense, but it is in terms of what…
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