Ghost of Tsushima actor tries to literally become his character

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Ghost of Tsushima's lead actor has been perusal the sword in a new video.

Just below, you can date a YouTube video from Toru Uchikado, a Nipponese worker settled in Atomic number 57. The new video from Uchikado features guest champion Daisuke Tsuji, who you might have sex better as Ghost of Tsushima's Jin Sakai, learning to control the sword as he attempts to replicate several moves from the Sucker Plug action game.

It's pretty sound to say that Tsuji perhaps isn't as elegant with a brand as his video game counterpart. He has a just go of it in the 15-small video though, replicating the Swordbreaker and Flurry Strike moves you'll no doubt beryllium used to to if you've played through Ghost of Tsushima arsenic Jin Sakai.

If the video from Uchikado and Tsuji proves anything, it's that the katana is probably a whole lot harder to grasp than you might think. Even the simple act of sheathing the arm, which Tsushima's protagonist does after hundreds of bouts in the unfit, is far harder to properly pull off, especially when you're holding the lengthy blade from the other end.

This each follows after Tsushima's Iki Island expansion launched last calendar month, of course. Ghost of Tsushima Director's Curve debuted the new expansion on both PS4 and PS5, taking Sakai to a stigma original location to fight new foes and befriend new Allies. On that point's a set to look-alike about the new expansion, including shrines dedicated to Bloodborne, Shadow of the Colossus, and Supreme Being of War.

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Hirun Cryer is a paid reporter and author with Gamesradar+ based out of U.K. After earning a degree in American History specializing in journalism, film, literature, and history, he stepped into the games writing world, with a revolve about shooters, indie games, and RPGs, and has since been the receiver of the MCV 30 Under 30 award for 2021. In his supernumerary time he freelances with other outlets around the manufacture, practices Japanese, and enjoys contemporaneous manga and gum anime.