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Sengoku Basara
Twenty-one year-old Satomi Suzuki won two medals at the London Olympics: a silver for the 200m breaststroke and a bronze for the 100m breaststroke. Winning two medals is the stuff of dreams. But Suzuki, has another dream entirely. She wants to voice video game and anime characters.
Back in 2005, to combat the success of Koei’s Dynasty Warriors series, Capcom released Sengoku BASARA on the PlayStation 2. Where Dynasty Warriors had always been focused on Chinese history, BASARA set out to do the same thing but with Japanese history.
It’s summer. In Japan, that means beaches and snow cones. It also means having the shit scared out of you.
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