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Fresh off Hosting E3, the Los Angeles Convention was turned into this year’s home for the Anime Expo late last week and over the weekend. And you bet there were cosplayers.
Earlier this week, a teaser site appeared on Yahoo! Japan, claiming that the web portal and the game company would change Japanese history. The teaser site than asked Twitter users to guess what was to come.
The Sengoku Period of Japanese history was rife with intrigue, war, social upheaval and, apparently, sexy samurai.
Next month, two figures from Capcom’s very popular Sengoku BASARA series will be released: Sanada Yukimura and Date Masamune. They’re also from Japanese history!
Character Date Masamune from Capcom’s Sengoku BASARA is appearing in ads and posters to raise awareness for the upcoming October 25 election in Miyagi Prefecture.
Not quite, but Sengoku BASARA character Date Masamune will be appearing in ads and posters to raise awareness for the upcoming October 25 election in Miyagi Prefecture.
Capcom’s tremendously popular franchise Devil Kings (Sengoku Basara) was born on the PlayStation 2 when the Warring-States-era title was released in July 2005.
