Onechanbara - Bikini Samurai Squad (Xbox 360)

Onechanbara - Bikini Samurai Squad (Xbox 360) by D3 Publisher
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Onechanbara: Bikini Samurai Squad for Xbox 360 - prequel to Onechanbara: Bikini Zombie Slayers for Nintendo Wii - offers all-out hack-and-slash zombie slaying third-person action where players take on the roles of the sexy sister duo of Aya and Saki. Players will experience completely different and engaging storylines for the Wii and Xbox 360 as the sisters travel the streets in their skimpy outfits utilising a distinctive combat system with a variety of combos, unique character moves and upgrades that make slicing and dicing zombies a blast. Read more Onechanbara - Bikini Samurai Squad (Xbox 360)

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Onechanbara: Bikini Samurai Squad for Xbox 360 - prequel to Onechanbara: Bikini Zombie Slayers for Nintendo Wii - offers all-out hack-and-slash zombie slaying third-person action where players take on the roles of the sexy sister duo of Aya and Saki. Players will experience completely different and engaging storylines for the Wii and Xbox 360 as the sisters travel the streets in their skimpy outfits utilising a distinctive combat system with a variety of combos, unique character moves and upgrades that make slicing and dicing zombies a blast. A Japanese fan favourite now brought to our shores, Onechanbara offers an authentic gameplay experience with a unique storyline, hot chicks, and simple pick-up and play mechanics that can be enjoyed in single-player or with a friend in co-op play.

Reviews By MarkL : Date 5 Feb 2012
There's a lot technically wrong with this game. Some quirky translations and fiddly to play at times. Personally I don't care, it's really fun and mindless. You don't have to worry about the plot, just run around tearing zombies apart with samurai swords with blood flying everywhere. Best to play as a distraction or a break from a more involved game. Google the game mechanics if you get this though, it doesn't explain it that well.

Reviews By Christian Werner : Date 15 Dec 2011
Since the graphics, the sounds and the overall appearance of this game are bad (except for the character-renderings) and you won't pay much for it by now, I'd consider Onechanbara a Low-Budget B-Game.

Given that, Onechanbara is a nice little hack-and-slay game with sexy babes. No more, no less. Take your time though, it won't be any fun until you learned the controls. There is a nice PDF guide roaming the internet that will help you a lot. Once you get a hang on how to slash the different zombies in the most effective way, you can concentrate on grinding, leveling up and beating one of the many challenges which, altogether, is some fun. You definitely won't have ANY fun here by smashing buttons randomly, though.

So, one star for the babes, one for the gameplay and one for the babes.

And yes, I value women and I know that they have the ability to do anything beyond slashing zombies in a bikini, just like men do (in shorts).

Reviews By Jim McM : Date 20 Jun 2011
This game, from its blurb, should be fun. Gore, zombies, horror samurai swords, half-clothed ladies - check. But the result is a bizarre, nightmarish trip through impossible mazes, text and narration based cut scenes, confusing never-ending slash-em ups, illogical enemies (four-foot blue crow anyone?) and a disturbing status ailment that causes your character's breasts to wobble violently up and down out of synch when they become overcome by "bloodlust". It's like an experience of drug use which starts out funny, but as you get into it, it becomes terrible, completely distorts your mind and then - at the very end- you realise you have lost something which you will never get back.

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