games-sony-ps--psx bushido blade 2 Manuel D’Utilisation
ABOUT DEFENSE
This game does not have any particular commands for defense. To defend against the opponent’s
attacks, press the Ω button or ≈ button to deflect attacks with your weapon. (See page 7)
This game does not have any particular commands for defense. To defend against the opponent’s
attacks, press the Ω button or ≈ button to deflect attacks with your weapon. (See page 7)
SINGLE HIT FATALITY SYSTEM
This game is designed to reproduce realistic sword fights. So, battles may
end by just one fatal hit to the head, chest or abdominal area. When this
occurs, the damage will be displayed in red. All other weapon strikes are
represented by a burst of color at the point of impact. Different colors
represent different situations:
This game is designed to reproduce realistic sword fights. So, battles may
end by just one fatal hit to the head, chest or abdominal area. When this
occurs, the damage will be displayed in red. All other weapon strikes are
represented by a burst of color at the point of impact. Different colors
represent different situations:
RED EFFECT
Fatal Hit
BLUE EFFECT
“Perfect Defense” – shown when attack is successfully defended
GREEN EFFECT
“Defense Break” – shown when no damage is caused, but the character
loses balance
WHITE EFFECT shown when weapons hit each other or other obstacles
ORANGE EFFECT shown when damage is inflicted, but is not critical
ORANGE EFFECT shown when damage is inflicted, but is not critical
"BODY DAMAGE” SYSTEM
Instead of a “Life Meter,” Bushido Blade 2 uses the “Body Damage” system, where the character is
incrementally weakened by successful attacks. As areas of the character’s body become damaged, that
area will become weaker until it becomes nonfunctional. When light damage is received, the character
flinches momentarily and movement is reduced. When severe damage is received to the left arm, the
ability to throw objects and hold weapons with both hands is lost and the effectiveness of the weapon
is diminished.
Instead of a “Life Meter,” Bushido Blade 2 uses the “Body Damage” system, where the character is
incrementally weakened by successful attacks. As areas of the character’s body become damaged, that
area will become weaker until it becomes nonfunctional. When light damage is received, the character
flinches momentarily and movement is reduced. When severe damage is received to the left arm, the
ability to throw objects and hold weapons with both hands is lost and the effectiveness of the weapon
is diminished.
DEATH BY FALL
The character will die if they fall from a location higher than 20 feet.
The character will die if they fall from a location higher than 20 feet.
5
Rules of Bushido
RAISES CENTER OF GRAVITY -
∂
LOWERS CENTER OF GRAVITY -
ƒ
Try various actions by shifting the character’s stance upward and downward
(See “Center of Gravity” on page 8).
(See “Center of Gravity” on page 8).
CHANGE VIEW (POV MODE ONLY) -
ß + ∂ or ƒ
You can change the point of view while playing in the POV setting (See page 10).
ç BUTTON - Cancel commands/return to the previous screen.
SURRENDER - SELECT button
The character sits down and surrenders.
The character sits down and surrenders.
PAUSE - START button
Stops the game temporarily and displays the Pause Menu.
When you are ready to resume, choose <Continue> and press
the ≈ button. Choose <Return to Sub Menu> to return to
character selection. Choose <Return to Top Menu> to return to
game selection.
Stops the game temporarily and displays the Pause Menu.
When you are ready to resume, choose <Continue> and press
the ≈ button. Choose <Return to Sub Menu> to return to
character selection. Choose <Return to Top Menu> to return to
game selection.
4
Basic Controls
High Stance
Normal Stance
Low Stance