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Kessen på PlayStation 2 revolutionerade taktiska genren genom att blanda realtidsstrategi med full motion video-berättande. Denna använda kopia behåller sin legendariska status bland samlare som prisar dess intensiva slagfält-actions och djupa historiska scenarier. Från att leda samurajklaner till att bevittna nyckelhändelser i japisk historia, förblir Kessen en framstående titel värd att ingå i varje seriös spelares samling.

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