Categories: Originals

Samurai Showdown V Ships

SNK Playmore has announced today that shipping has started for Samurai Showdown V for Microsoft’s Xbox gaming console. The historically popular series has been outfitted to support Xbox Live and has been updated with a new Tournament Mode exclusively for the Xbox.

About Samurai Showdown V

SAMURAI SHODOWN V is the story of one Samurai’s quest against the Shogun which leads to the gathering of the bravest warriors.

SAMURAI SHODOWN V features

  • Xbox Live® support featuring Tournament Mode
  • Choose from a total of 26 fighters including 14 new characters to the franchise
  • Select characters designed by world-renowned manga artist Nobuhiro Wazuki
  • Power up the Rage Gauge and unleash death combos for extreme damage
  • Force your opponent into slow motion with Spirit Strength
  • Original Japanese version included.

    Samurai Showdon V will be available at retail locations throughout North America shortly and will be available at an MSRP of $29.99.

  • kombo

    Share
    Published by
    kombo

    Recent Posts

    Review: Hitman 3 is the peak of the trilogy

    To kick off 2021, we have a glorious return to one of the best franchises…

    4 years ago

    Hogwarts Legacy has been delayed to 2022

    Last summer, we got our first official look at Hogwarts Legacy. The RPG set in…

    4 years ago

    EA to continue making Star Wars games after deal expires

    Today, it was revealed that Ubisoft would be helming a brand-new Star Wars game. The…

    4 years ago

    PS5 Exclusive Returnal talks combat, Glorious Sci-Fi frenzy ensues

    Housemarque shared lots of new details about their upcoming PS5 game Returnal. Today, we learn…

    4 years ago

    Lucasfilm Games confirms Open-World Star Wars handled by Ubisoft

    Huge news concerning the future of Star Wars games just broke out. Newly revived Lucasfilm…

    4 years ago

    GTA 5 actors recreate iconic scene in real life

    GTA 5 is probably the biggest game of all-time. It has sold over 135 million…

    4 years ago