OKAMI PS2 INTRO HOW TO

'Okami,' which means 'wolf' in Japanese, also lets you master combat moves during fighting sequences. You must first press the right shoulder (trigger) button on the PS2 controller and then hold down the square button while painting a pattern with the left analog stick. Painting objects, or interacting with them, may seem confusing but becomes second nature after a couple of times.

OKAMI PS2 INTRO HOW TO

While traveling to dozens of regions to regain her Celestial Brush powers, Amaterasu quickly learns how to paint onto the world itself, and the effect is immediate: paint a bridge to traverse rapid rivers draw a horizontal line through rocks and trees and the obstacles are cut in half slash an enemy with a paint stroke through its body add a sun to the sky with a painted circle. This malevolent force has awakened after a 100-year slumber, plunging the world into darkness and conjuring its minions to spread evil throughout the lands. You take on the role of the sun goddess Amaterasu, in the form of a wolf, who must help restore world peace and beauty by defeating the eight-headed dragon, Orochi. Such is the case with Capcom's 'Okami,' a Japanese-made adventure for the Sony PlayStation 2 that lets gamers paint their way through an epic adventure.

In an industry where innovation often takes a back seat to sequels, movie tie-ins and 'me too' clones, it's refreshing when a new video game breaks convention to deliver a fresh interactive experience.

Okami ps2 intro