Picture 1 of 1
Stock photo
Picture 1 of 1
Stock photo
Kengo: Master of Bushido (Sony PlayStation 2, 2001)
Price:
C $13.19
Approximately£7.32
+ $7.20 postage
Returns:
Condition:
All listings for this product
item 1 Kengo: Master of Bushido (Sony PlayStation 2, 2001) PS2 Disc Only
£7.31Last one+ £3.99 postageitem 5 Kengo: Master of Bushido CIB (Sony PlayStation 2, 2001) Clean And Tested
£14.46+ £13.40 postage
About this product
Product Information
- The unofficial third title in the Bushido Blade series, Kengo: Master of Bushido brings the first sword-fighting simulation to the PlayStation 2. Developed by Lightweight, the third installment of the series changes the pace of the game with the addition of life bars and "combo" special attacks.
While the predecessors focused on the same style of swordplay, the victor of the battles was unclear until the very end. The addition of life-bars specifically steers this title more towards arcade than simulation. Kengo: Master of Bushido introduces several different modes of play including a practice mode and a character story mode.
New graphics featured in Kengo: Master of Bushido include light trails to emphasize blade movement, improved skin textures, hair, and clothes to further define opponents as unique characters, and motion-blurring during fast-action sequences. When a strike is landed, blood spreads differently across the affected area, staining clothing and skin with a crimson flow.
The goal of the mission-based game is to battle your opponents using a variety of attacks and defensive moves. With attacks and damage specific to different parts of the body, players can disable arms and legs of their opponents, seriously hampering movement.
In addition to disabling opponents, this location-specific combat means that certain hits to specific body parts can (and do) cause instant death. Defensive maneuvers include standard movement as well as slides, rolls, hops and strafes.
Hone your blade, strap on your sheath, and get ready to fight!
Product Identifiers
- UPC0650008399011
- eBay Product ID (ePID)5359
Product Key Features
- RatingM - Mature
- GenreFighting
- Video Game SeriesBushido Blade Series
- PlatformSony PlayStation 2
- Game NameKengo: Master of Bushido
Additional Product Features
- Release Year2001
- Number of Players1-2
- Country/Region of ManufactureUSA
- Control ElementsGamepad/Joystick
- LeafCats139973
- ESRB DescriptorAnimated Blood, Animated Violence
Most relevant reviews
- by oHQvGihER9S@Del...11 Mar, 2011
Great Game
I first played "Kengo" many years ago and still love it. You pick one of two or three samurai characters and join a ryuha for kenjitsu training. The goal is for you to become the most badass samurai in Tokugawa-era japan but the training won't be easy... First you must train your abilities. You must sit under a waterfall to raise your spirit, visit a Zen-master to raise your focus and ki, carve through a bamboo forest to improve your speed, suburito with a bokken against a post to become stronger, or practice some psuedo-iaido training where you either cut out the flame of some surrounding candles, or kabuto-wari but be careful because anything less than perfection will break your priceless sword trying to cut the helmet. Once you're done with your training you may then set out on a musa-shyugo and challenge the other schools to both learn their fighting moves and if you beat their Souke you collect their school's sacred sword which gives you a badass finishing move when you use it. THEN!!! you have to compete in the Shogun's tournaments beating other fighters for more renoun and xp. couple all this with randomly being challenged to duel in the streets, cameos by famous historical swordsmen (even Musashi Myamoto makes an appearnce; that's not his name in the game but, he's got a giant bokken made from an oar which may just be a shout-out but whatever). The game is nearly impossible to actually "beat" because at a certain point in the game your stats modulate depending on which training scenario you do. For instance the waterfall training will raise your spirit a lot but lower your stamina just a little bit. Each of the other training modes respectively raise and lower different stats making it harder (sometimes maddeningly so) to max everything out in just one sitting. This is an awesome game waaaaaaaaay ahead of its time and unfortunately neglected. "Kengo" was based on the Square-Enix engine crated for "Bushido Blade" on the Playstation 1 but, I think it's a lot better paced and interesting than a mash-em-up button-tapper. If you wanna learn the Japanese sword for real get out and learn kendo/iaido (I did, it's awesome fun). If you wanna become a feudal samurai and slash it up then you've got to get Kengo.Read full review
- by littlekeatley10 Jul, 2006
Kengo: Master Bushido (Playstation 2)
I bought this game some weeks ago and was immediately impressed with the Game's features that was and are available on this game. I like how I could play a new roll on the story line. My kids love to play it. This is a good game. It's worth the money to buy it you'll have fun with it as long as you like games like this. My kids and I have got my money's worth out of it.
- by lockr_201518 Nov, 2020
Good ps2 game
This is good fighting game for next gen.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
- by dWiu5fUXSm-@Del...23 Feb, 2008
kengo
great games . i would buy again for any adult or teenager, the only cons are that the game has a background sound to drive u crazy and it cant be turned off so have a hour of hearing this sound ,it make you want to run it over with your car.
- by zob-Pxp8Tb6@Del...06 Jan, 2011
great
great''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
- by martingsilva05 Dec, 2009
Kengo PS2 game
I like the game. Just as described. As a martial art practitioner I like the environment and story.
- by cybergangstaaa30 Jun, 2015
Give them your money NOW!
Not your average dash and slash game. Best game in its genre. Well thought out and developed this game delivers.
Best-selling in Video Games
Current slide {CURRENT_SLIDE} of {TOTAL_SLIDES}- Best-selling in Video Games
Pokémon Sword (Nintendo Switch, 2019)
- £0.99 New
- ---- Used
Resident Evil 4 (Sony PlayStation 4, 2016)
- £12.50 New
- £10.94 Used
Save on Video Games
Current slide {CURRENT_SLIDE} of {TOTAL_SLIDES}- Save on Video Games
Astro Bot (PS5) PlayStation 5 - BRAND NEW SEALED
£48.99Trending at £53.50The LEGEND OF ZELDA ECHOES OF WISDOM NINTENDO SWITCH RELEASE 26/09/24
£44.95Trending at £46.40Grand Theft Auto V Sony Playstation 5 PS5 Game
£19.45Trending at £19.76Marvel's Spider-Man 2, Sony PlayStation 5, 2023, Brand new & Sealed
£44.95Trending at £49.47FC 24 - Standard Edition (Sony PlayStation 5, 2023) (541808)
£17.00Trending at £24.26EA SPORTS FC 24 Standard Edition (PS5)
£16.99Trending at £22.74
You may also like
Current slide {CURRENT_SLIDE} of {TOTAL_SLIDES}- You may also like