Shaman King: Power of Spirit PS2

Shaman King: Power of Spirit is an action adventure game with tactical elements prepared by Konami. The whole is based on a popular animated TV series under the same title.

Yoh Asakura is a young boy who has been given the secret of using magical abilities. He is a shaman - one of the few people who can communicate with phenomena and spirits. Thanks to his abilities, he can combine his own human powers and skills with the supernatural powers of spirits. Once Yoh joined forces with the phenomenon of a samurai called Amidamaru, which was killed 600 years ago. Together they start their expedition to a big tournament held once every 500 years, during which you can win the crown of the king of shamans.

Presented in Shaman King: Power of Spirit, the story begins when Yoh and Amidamaru are robbed of their abilities by mysterious powers called the Fourth Millennium. During the game, players will have to direct the fate of the heroes in order to solve the mystery of this mysterious enemy. Over time, of course, they will begin to regain their skills and gain completely new tactics of fighting. As more enemies are defeated, we gain access to better and better items and special attacks. It is also possible to attack with bare fists, from a distance and powerful group attacks. Many of the opportunities for duels here depend solely on our ingenuity.

The whole was presented in full three-dimensional graphic design. The game engine has been designed in such a way that animations of characters, objects and spectacular use of different powers always maintain smoothness. The binding also has a specific graphic style presenting an alternative vision of the real world. In addition, more than once in the game we meet familiar to us characters of friends and enemies. In Shaman King: Power of Spirit there is a special system of conversation. Thanks to it, all reactions and emotions of the characters are shown in the form of special cartoon animations.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007