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The latest version of the Opera browser sends multiple invalid requests to our servers for every page you visit.The most common causes of this issue are: It'll give you puzzles and other things along the way to keep you entertained.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. Overall, if you enjoy action RPGs (sort of like Crisis Core for the PSP) then you'll definitely enjoy this game. You also level up in the game in 4 different categories and leveling them up will give you perks when it comes to puzzles that you encounter. While that may sound complicated, it's just one of those things where you keep him stocked up and you'll have no problems. The game also has a daytime nighttime scheme going, and you have to keep Musashi fed and also let him sleep or else you'll start noticing him moving around sluggishly and whatnot. While it can get annoying at times to find the enemy and then walk back to where you need to be, it also forces you to think and gives the game it's puzzle qualities. To get through certain areas, you have to absorb the enemy abilities around you. That's what makes this game different from it's predecessors.

The gameplay has a concept with two swords and the big one is where you dish your damage out of but with the little one, you can absorb enemy abilities. If you ask RPG gamers what games they remember from the PS1, this would definitely be one of them. Not that I'm an avid game collector, but this title is one of those few games that Square-Enix put on the PS1 that left it's mark.

I had played through the first 2 chapters in the Japanese version (only reason I stopped at 2 was because I couldn't read japanese and didn't know what the next objective was), and I had always wanted to finish the game. I bought Brave Fencer: Musashi last week because it was one of the few games I remember from the PS1 era.

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