Bushido Blade Cheats

Boss Profiles	age, hometown, desc, etc	by: Mog
Character Profiles	age, hometown, desc, etc	by: Mog
Characters Black Lotus	biography, moves list	by: Mog
Characters Kannuki	biography, moves list	by: Mog
Characters Katze	biography, moves list	by: Mog
Characters Mikado	biography, moves list	by: Mog
Characters Red Shadow	biography, moves list	by: Mog
Characters Tatsumi	biography, moves list	by: Mog
Characters Utsusemi	biography, moves list	by: Mog
Extra	helpful info, secrets, tips, cheats	by: Mog
Slash Mode	rules and bosses	by: Mog
Story Mode	rules and layout of stages	by: Mog
Walkthrough	start to finish	by: Safer Sephiroth
Weapons Broadsword	moves list	by: Mog
Weapons Katana	moves list	by: Mog
Weapons Longsword	moves list	by: Mog
Weapons Nodachi	moves list	by: Mog
Weapons Rapier	moves list	by: Mog
Weapons Saber	moves list	by: Mog
Weapons Sledgehammer	moves list	by: Mog

Other Details

JAP:	03/14/1997
USA:	09/30/1997
EUR:	02/14/1998

More Info

Bushido Blade

The Meikyokan dojo of the Narukagami Shinto school is really a secret society of assassins called "Kage." Everyone who knew that secret was sworn to secrecy and not allowed to leave the compound. But one person broke the code of silence and escaped into the ruins of a deserted castle in search of the only way out, through the castle tower.

And so begins the story of Bushido Blade, set in the Meikyokan, a comprehensive fencing school where you, the gameplayer, have come to learn a 500-year old art of fighting, only to discover that you are amongst a group of evil assassins from which you must escape in order to save your life.

This first ever sword fighting simulation is unlike any other fighting game. Bushido Blade offers a new style of fighting that takes you out of the ring, away from the timelimits and strength bars, and into a vast 3D playing field where you are free to roam and battle at your own risk. With the choice of six fighters and a selection of some of the most deadliest weapons you ever saw, Bushido Blade uniquely utilizes varying levels of strength and style in which one deadly strike could mean the difference between death and victory.