Sengoku basara

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2005
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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaIt's the Sengoku Jidai era in Feudal Japan. Warlords from all over have risen to take up the cause of unifying the island nation under one flag. Some for peace, others for personal gain. It'... Leer todoIt's the Sengoku Jidai era in Feudal Japan. Warlords from all over have risen to take up the cause of unifying the island nation under one flag. Some for peace, others for personal gain. It's up to you, the player, to decide who the new ruler of this chaotic land will be.It's the Sengoku Jidai era in Feudal Japan. Warlords from all over have risen to take up the cause of unifying the island nation under one flag. Some for peace, others for personal gain. It's up to you, the player, to decide who the new ruler of this chaotic land will be.

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- Makoto Yamamoto
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- Makoto Yamamoto
Elenco

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Tesshô Genda

Shingen Takeda
(voz)

Show Hayami

Mitsuhide Akechi
(voz)

Yurika Hino

Nouhime
(voz)

Sôichirô Hoshi

Yukimura Sanada
(voz)

Yûko Kaida

Matsu
(voz)

Tomoko Kawakami

Itsuki
(voz)

Takehito Koyasu

Sasuke Sarutobi
(voz)

Natsuko Kuwatani

Kasuga
(voz)

Kazuya Nakai

Masamune Date
(voz)

Ken'ichi Ogata

Yoshihiro Shimazu
(voz)

Romi Park

Kenshin Uesugi
(voz)
(as Romi Pak)

Hiroki Shimowada

Ranmaru Mori
(voz)

Kôzô Shioya

Zabii
(voz)

Tomohiro Tsuboi

Toshiie Maeda
(voz)

Norio Wakamoto

Nobunaga Oda
(voz)

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How does Sengoku Basara differ from actual history, and why?

Note: this is from a (longer) anime/game video review, look for links on my profile page.

Some were critical of Devil Kings due to the name changes, but it seems more deficient to have barely any narrative at all, just some one-liners that characters are programmed with, and despite being able to play everyone available in all the different domains, they barely make much difference in terms of changes to the script. This situation was improved somewhat in future games, but there is still a noticeable aspect of shallowness, and even when major characters go against each other, e.g. Ieyasu and Ishida, their programming only allows them a few novel lines, the rest being in common with the remaining characters.