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Wednesday, February 26, 2020
The game Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time has been announced
The Samurai Jack animated series will receive an accompanying video game for PC and consoles this summer. The game is called Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time.
I don't follow the world of animated series, but somehow I know about Samurai Jack. And thanks to Google, I know there have been no video games in that franchise for a long time, dating back to the PlayStation 2 and GameBoy Advance era. But that will change this summer as a new game called Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is coming to PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Switch.
The game's plot is set before Jack's battle with Aku, in alternate timelines of human history. The goal, of course, is to break into the time zone where the demon Aku is located and defeat him, either with swords or long range weapons.
The story of the game was coined by the writer of the series himself, Darrick Bachman, and with the Japanese studio Soleil Games he also works closely with the creator of the series himself, Genndy Tartakovsky.
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