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Enter up to characters to add a description to your widget:. Create widget. Popular user-defined tags for this product:? Sign In Sign in to add your own tags to this product. All rights reserved. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. The graphic component is a real work of art made using sumi-e ink drawing technique. Visualization is partly included in the gameplay - control of the magic brush allows you to change the environment in the game with simple strokes or create auxiliary objects for example, magic fireworks or jets of water.
The plot begins with the story of the eight-headed demon Orochi, who, returning after a century of exile, begins to terrorize Japan Nippon. To stop the evil creature is the sun goddess herself - Amaterasu, who incarnated into a white she-wolf. But Robert is absolutely right: If you're a developer thinking of pouring tons of money into graphical engines and CG cut-scenes, for the love of dog, stop and hire some brilliant artists.
Okami proves that we'd all be better off for it. This much-anticipated adventure game received huge critical acclaim in Japan, and its original art direction and innovative gameplay have the stateside audience understandably eager to try out the unique "celestial brush" control.
You use a paintbrush to draw constellations and make other motions for combat and puzzle-solving. You don't need to be an A student in art class to make it work, either. In fact, this quick-draw mechanic makes the button-assigning item selection in the Zelda series almost seem unwieldy "The thing that I'm happiest with is watching users play with the brush," says Director Atsushi Inaba.
I'm pleased with that. Is Inaba concerned his game may be too mysterious to have broad appeal in the U. Just your usual adventure game--chatting with townspeople, battling enemies, and solving puzzles, all in your quest to vanquish evil and bring peace back to the land.
But with its folklore-steeped story, unique art style, innovative combat system, and wolf-god hero Amaterasu, Okami is anything but typical. Okami's animated-ink look caught our eye when we first saw it a year ago, but what impressed us when we played it was how well the graphics blend into the gameplay. At any time, you can stop the game and bring up a giant calligraphy brush over the frozen screen; using the analog stick, you can then "paint" various simple shapes over the scene for different effects.
Cut enemies in half a straight stroke across them , blast a gust of wind a loop-de-loop to clear obstacles, or make a sun in the sky a simple circle to shed some light on your surroundings.
The rest of the game was likewise awe-inspiring. As good as these screens look, in motion the graphics spring to life: breathtaking vistas; huge, terrifying boss monsters; even the insides of villagers' huts look amazing. It's no wonder Okami already has buzz as one of the last great PS2 games. Okami is a unique and beautifully rendered adventure that puts you in the role of Amaterasu, the sun goddess of Japanese mythology.
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