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Mat @ AYMG: "Onechanbara Z2: Chaos is not only a long-winded game title, but also the second game in the Onechanbara series. You play as four highschool girls who have demonic powers and slay zombies in maid outfits and bikinis around the world. At its core, the game is a perverse hack n slash based around the sole purpose of making you feel uncomfortable, as the game fires as many panty-shots at you as possible."

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"We take a stab (a SWORD stab) at the first hour of the game, and get to grips with its unique style of hack and slash. A lot of comparisons are made to other hack and slashes, and its generally deemed to be enjoyable. Expect a review soon and possibly more videos!" - Rice Digital

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This weeks Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book update shares more details on the new characters and Chain Link system introduced in this weeks Dengeki PlayStation, as well as Plachta in battle.

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Game director Scott Phillips talks player choice, environmental kills, vehicles and more.

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Carl Williams writes, "The glory days of arcade gaming are all but forgotten now as an even younger generation of gamers (one that has no memory of life before the Internet) is taking charge in gaming. There are still a few of us left that remember dropping quarters into the latest SNK title (may I mention prior to the whole fighting game craze when SNK was original?). Seeing those graphics that the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis couldnt touch was just something magical, not to mention the musical capabilities of the Neo Geo hardware. Those were the days when every so often a visit to the local arcade yielded a surprise discovery of a new arcade game by Capcom, Konami, Sega, SNK or one of many others vying for our quarters. Tribute Games remembers those days quite well and they are proving it with their upcoming title, Curses N Chaos for the Playstation 4 and PS Vita."

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Game director Scott Phillips talks player choice, environmental kills, vehicles and more.

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Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes: "Tamsoft and D3 Publisher have been producing a number of Onechanbara titles in Japan for over ten years but for almost everyone in the West, the first time we learned of the series, was when Onechanbara: Bikini Samurai Squad was released back in 2009. The title may have had plenty of faults at the time but gave players a title that embraced hyper-sexualized characters with plenty of violence and gore. Although a couple titles have been skipped since then, Onechanbara Z2: Chaos has now been released in North America by XSEED but the question is, has this series managed to evolve well enough over the years while still sticking true to the heavy fan-service that many remember the original game for?"