I played this back when it was "commercially relevant," and loved it. Cool that you covered this game, as I never see anyone talking about it. It comes up in conversation more for me just because of the price it commands these days, but I rarely have an opportunity to talk about it outside of that. I hate that we have to critically review games so dramatically these days, as if every game needed to follow 100% strict standards in every category. I loved the idea of just immersing myself in whatever experience I was getting myself into regardless of quality dips in certain aspects, because chances were, there would be highs in other aspects of the game that I'd either never, or at least rarely experience in others that were more critically acclaimed.
Never heard of this one, pretty interesting. The CGI cutscenes (?) look pretty amazing actually. Overall great atmosphere, would have definitely played this back then.
Me and a friend of mine used to play this in the early 2000, this game was extremly good, underrated i'd say. Once the anime remake of Dororo released and i watched it. I remembered that game again. People who didn't played this but liked the anime are truely missing out.
US complete copies rival Rule of Rose pretty hard on price. Back when I was very invested in collecting games, Blood Will Tell was only $30 while Rule of Rose already commanded the higher prices (albeit maybe only around $200 at the time). I'm not sure what caused Blood Will Tell to start going for $400 ~ $600 regularly, but it's safe to say I won't buy it again, despite it being one of my favorites on the system
![Blood Will Tell - Best Game You've Never Played [Bumbles McFumbles]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/v6Ngt_3eePc/mqdefault.jpg)
I played this back when it was "commercially relevant," and loved it. Cool that you covered this game, as I never see anyone talking about it. It comes up in conversation more for me just because of the price it commands these days, but I rarely have an opportunity to talk about it outside of that. I hate that we have to critically review games so dramatically these days, as if every game needed to follow 100% strict standards in every category. I loved the idea of just immersing myself in whatever experience I was getting myself into regardless of quality dips in certain aspects, because chances were, there would be highs in other aspects of the game that I'd either never, or at least rarely experience in others that were more critically acclaimed.
Never heard of this one, pretty interesting. The CGI cutscenes (?) look pretty amazing actually. Overall great atmosphere, would have definitely played this back then.
I was looking a game similar in style to Bayonetta for a long time now, thanks for showing me this! :D
Me and a friend of mine used to play this in the early 2000, this game was extremly good, underrated i'd say. Once the anime remake of Dororo released and i watched it. I remembered that game again. People who didn't played this but liked the anime are truely missing out.
Never knew this existed and I loved Dororo. Now I gotta add it to my PS2 collection 😭
Dororo made me cry didn’t know it had an anime
It has two. The newer one by Mappa was the one that was shown off near the end of the video, and I highly recommend that one
From the golden age of PS2
100 bucks only? Man you should look at how much Rules Of Rose costs nowdays
US complete copies rival Rule of Rose pretty hard on price. Back when I was very invested in collecting games, Blood Will Tell was only $30 while Rule of Rose already commanded the higher prices (albeit maybe only around $200 at the time). I'm not sure what caused Blood Will Tell to start going for $400 ~ $600 regularly, but it's safe to say I won't buy it again, despite it being one of my favorites on the system
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