Total Video Games
totalvideogames.com
"I am a pretty big fan of martial arts, and swordsmanship, and I feel that this game does a pretty good job of satisfying my sword hunger." Article by Anthony Wolfe with score [7] and screen shots.
The Adrenaline Vault
avault.com
"Fairly technical from a combat point of view, this is as far from a button-slapping arcade title as you're likely to get without sounding like an idiot for making the comparison." Review by Mike Laidlaw with screen shots and overall score [3.5/5].
The Electric Playground
elecplay.com
"Entertaining. That sums up the entire game." Review by Mark H. Walker with screen shots and score [7/10].
GameSpy.com
ps2.gamespy.com
"If you can overlook some minor gameplay quirks, you'll be rewarded with one of the more unique and in-depth action games you've played in a while." Reviewed by Steve Steinberg (3/5). Includes screen shots.
TechTV
techtv.com
"The battle system makes up for the mediocre production values, as does the many incentives to play this title over and over again." Review by Miguel Concepcion with overall score [3/5] and screen shots.
GameSpot
gamespot.com
"Those expecting Way of the Samurai to be the next Tenchu or Bushido Blade will come away disappointed, but all others should find the game pretty entertaining, warts and all." Review by Joe Fielder with overall score [7.1] and screen shots.
GameSpy.com
archive.gamespy.com
Reviewed by Steve Steinberg (82/100). "Intense fighting action combined with logical battle system makes Kenji a very happy samurai." Includes screen shots.
GameZone.com
ps2.gamezone.com
"Even though the Way of the Samurai has a few faults, I highly recommend anyone to purchase it." Review by Michael Knutson with screen shots and overall score [8.5].
GamePro.com
gamepro.com
"Way of the Samurai is a uniquely great game in its own composed, disciplined manner-the video game equivalent of a critically acclaimed art house indie film in a sea full of summer blockbusters. Don't be surprised if a small, dedicated flock of disciples come to learn its Way." Review by Star Dingo with scores and screen shots.
ign.com
ps2.ign.com
"Give it a look, particularly if you enjoyed Kengo or the Bushido Blade games. If nothing else, Afro Samurai has to be seen to be believed." Review by David Smith with overall score [7.8] and screen shots.
BellaOnline
bellaonline.com
Complete walkthrough with every ending, plus information on the characters, swords, and special features.