Onimusha: Way of the Sword

We spoke to lead writer Hiroshi Yamashita about Izumo no Okuni's role in Onimusha: Way of the Sword.

We played through Dokyo's ominous underground lair and survived to tell the tale (though we did die a few times for sure).

We recently spoke with the Exoprimal development team and asked how Capcom's proprietary engine can make a game like Resident Evil 4 remake, Street Fighter 6, and Ghosts 'n Goblins Resurrection.

We spoke to Capcom about toeing the line between dark-fantasy and horror.

Something tells us we'll be seeing this feature used in other Capcom games one day.

Plus, we learn about different ranks within the Genma.

Her role remains mysterious but we managed to learn a few more details.

There is an "open-town" hub within the game's Kyoto, though.

We spoke to animation lead Hiroshi Yugen about Capcom's own take on the historical samurai.

Enter Rasho-gan.

We talked to the developers behind Onimusha: Way of the Sword, to get inside the mind of the Genma alchemist Dokyo.

Twenty years is a long time for an action series to be gone.

From "Sengokua Biohazard" to a Miyamoto Musashi-led adventure.

We spoke to the developer about Onimusha's success, the series' Resident Evil origins, and more.

Mifune's use in Onimusha: Way of the Sword continues a tradition for the Onimusha series.

Onimusha: Way of the Sword feels more like a new start than a sequel.

Capcom wants to focus on the swordplay action of Onimusha: Way of the Sword.

We'll miss those dang boxes.

Eric, Brian, and Wes sit down to chat about the latest Game Informer cover, as well as Halo and Splatoon's newest entries.

Some enemies will feel very familar.