When a game gets low review scores across the board, you know it must be good. Not good as a product--in the case of Kabuki Warriors, it's atrocious--but good for a RadarPlays Freaky. Lucas, Greg, and new intern Donny take you to the stage of Japanese theater in this original Xbox fighting game. Face paint will be smeared, swords will be unsheathed, and backdrops will be mocked. Does Kabuki Warriors really deserve all the hate it got from critics? Short answer: Yes. Long answer: Let's just say this ain't no Bushido Blade.
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