Afro Samurai

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  • ESRB Rating: Mature
  • Blood and Gore
    Drug Reference
    Intense Violence
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Afro Samurai by Namco Bandai Games for the Xbox 360 is a 3D action game that's based on the popular manga and anime series. As with the anime series, the title character is voiced by Samuel L. Jackson and features a cel-shaded animation style. The combat system gives Afro the ability to dismember enemies with ease, as it's coupled with his expansive arsenal of graceful and elegantly sharp moves. Using an innovative gameplay system, enemy A.I. is affected by the beat of the musical score produced by RZA of Wu-Tang Clan fame.

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Awesome Samurai

Afro Samurai game is a Afro Samurai anime based awesome videogame.
The graphics are cell-shaded and rocks!
Music supervised by RZA and also Rocks!
Story is as same as the anime but Ingredible.
When Afro was kid he saw his father's murder in front of his eyes.
The murderer was Justice The #2 Greatest samurai.
He kill he because he wanted to be the #1 because Afro's Dad was the #1 samurai. But Afro will Revenge...
Afro Samurai 360 is a Good Buy!!!

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  • Jan. 27, 2009 Cheats: Afro Samurai - Achievements!

    "It's nothing personal."

  • Jan. 27, 2009 Review: Afro Samurai (PS3)

    Turntables scratch, the bass line rising and falling with each stroke from my sword. I dash through an army of assassins, all dead-set on retrieving the Number Two Headband. With ease, I separate their heads from their torsos through a series of well-timed slices. Forced silence fills the air as the blood drips from my katana. "Nothing personal," I growl as I take a drag from my hand-rolled cigarette. "It's just revenge."