Overia have been possessed by powers of darkness and are completing an ancient ritual to revive the Evil Spirit of Azrail, the Archangel of Death. Sure enough, followers of the Order of St. Overia calls for Sieg, Victor, and Siela to meet him at the cathedral under the suspicion that evil is sensed nearby. Past Eventsįour years before the events of the game, the High Priest of the Order of St. Story of Chaos LegionĬhaos Legion is the video game adaptation of the seven light novel series written by Tow Ubukata and illustrated by Satoru Yuiga. Set in a fantasy world with cool characters, I want to say that Chaos Legion subconsciously influenced my likeness toward anime along with Dragon Ball Z and Naruto. So without any history of Devil May Cry, Chaos Legion was one of the first examples of a hack and slash game to have graced my PlayStation 2. However, I didn’t know what Devil May Cry was until Devil May Cry 4 in 2008. Devil May Cry was another video game published by Capcom that had been released previously in 2001. What is Chaos Legion?Ĭhaos Legion was a third-person hack and slash video game that I would say is very similar to the combat style of Devil May Cry. There hasn’t been a game quite like it for a long time until the recently released Astral Chain by Nintendo. I do remember playing certain missions multiple times and sometimes reading the manual. I honestly do not even remember beating the game from start to finish. All I know is that it was one of my favorite video games on the PS2! My friends and I would play this all the time, but oh my gosh, it was a hard game for 10-year-olds. I am not sure how we first got Chaos Legion. Hello friends and gamers, welcome back to another exciting game gush feature! Today, we are going back to the year 2003, when Capcom released a highly underrated video game that landed into the PS2 disc tray of a little boy (me). And if you fall asleep while listening to it because it sounds like those monotone documentaries on TV, I’m glad you got some sleep!
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