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#OnimushaDawnOfDreams
In the early days of the PS2, I was a big fan of the Onimusha series. It blended the horror vibes of Resident Evil well with my fascination with Japan and samurai. Plus, it was more action-heavy. Like Resident Evil, the first three games were also very silly, overly dramatic at times too, but strange all the same.
The one that got away was Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams, which was released in March 2006 in North America. I played it for the first time leading up to the release of Onimusha: Way of the Sword. Was the wait worth it?
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#OnimushaDawnOfDreams
In the early days of the PS2, I was a big fan of the Onimusha series. It blended the horror vibes of Resident Evil well with my fascination with Japan and samurai. Plus, it was more action-heavy. Like Resident Evil, the first three games were also very silly, overly dramatic at times too, but strange all the same.
The one that got away was Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams, which was released in March 2006 in North America. I played it for the first time leading up to the release of Onimusha: Way of the Sword. Was the wait worth it?
You can check out some of my current writing at ThePhraseMaker.
thephrasemaker.com/author/tristan-jurkovich
I host videos for Bubbleblabber’s YouTube Channel. Check out cartoon-based videos like these.
youtu.be/q31LgpgzYBk?si=KkvVp7b0SNHZyx5D
I also have plenty of work archived at Game Rant.
gamerant.com/author/tjur
Follow me @jediwheatpenny on Twitter for other musings and updates.
The background music for this video, End to Joy by Covox, was found on freemusic.org. Check them out!










