Capcom has released a new trailer and screenshots for Onimusha: Way of the Sword introducing the Genma experiments.

The series' first new installment in nearly two decades, Onimusha: Way Of The Sword returns to a dark fantasy feudal Japan where samurai clash with the supernatural in cutting-edge combat.

However, there does appear to be much more in Onimusha: Way of the Sword that was not playable. That was evidenced by what ...

Way of the Sword is reviving a beloved PlayStation 2 franchise, which flared through the early 2000s before drifting into obscurity for more than two generations of console. As Edo-era Kyoto and its ...

Chijiko: a grotesque mass of human faces with tentacles. The hero Musashi Miyamoto must face these horrors using swords, bows ...

Get ready to slash your way through monsters created by Malice and slay Genma with the Oni Gauntlet. Onimusha: Way of the ...

Genma Onimusha may just be a port, but hey, I played the original, and I still enjoyed this game just as much. The changes that Capcom made really benefited the game.

Genma Onimusha contained many changes from the original release. Besides the requisite minor graphical upgrade, there were various changes to increase the difficulty.

Some genma obviously present different types of challenges than others--some may attack with powerful ranged spells, while others may explode when defeated, damaging all adjacent units.

Though Genma Onimusha somewhat feels like a Resident Evil game, it has much more in common with Dino Crisis 2 or Devil May Cry's action-based gameplay. For instance, the puzzles in Onimusha are ...

Genma takes place in Feudal Japan, where the battle for territory and power is deadly. And just like the real Japan of old, there are plenty of demons and ogres wandering around trying to splice you.

So what's new about Genma Onimusha? It's not as big of a leap as Tony Hawk 2x, a game that Microsoft continues to use as an example of how it manages to pull Xbox exclusivity even out of second ...