Before its initial trilogy, the Onimusha series etched its mark in the early 2000s PS2 era by marrying Sengoku-period Japan ...

The Onimusha series span four mainline games on PS2, between 2001 and 2006. We’ve since seen remastered editions of the first ...

Improved controls with option for stick play, quick weapon switching, and Onimusha mode for strategic gameplay. Quality of life improvements include the ability to skip cutscenes, increased save slots ...

The quality is so much better that playing the remaster of “Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny” can be grating to those used to ...

Would you look at me funny if I said that Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny is still one of the best looking games to ever exist? There's something about the textures of the PS2 era that still look ...

Samurai’s Destiny and why it offers hours of gameplay value through alternate endings, unlockables, and challenges.

One of the most powerful moves in Onimusha 2 is the impalement. After defeating an enemy, stand over their body and press the ...

Games from the PS2 era, like Onimusha 2, were often quite restrictive in terms of when and where players could save the game. While it’s still possible to save at statues in-game, the Auto Save ...

Capcom has released a new trailer for the remastered version of PlayStation 2 title Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny, featuring director Motohide Eshiro who introduces the new “Hell” mode.

Before diving into the remaster, my relationship to the Onimusha has always been at a distance. I didn’t have a PlayStation 2 growing up, but I was an avid reader of magazines like EGM and knew ...

Much like most modern remasters, Onimusha 2 looks crisper and runs smoother than the twenty-three year-old PS2 product, and the auto-save functionality and the option to skip cutscenes ensures you ...