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God Hand

Capcom 16 Feb 2007 Online: NoListed 24 Jun 2011
Fighting

About God Hand

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This is the original PS2Home fact sheet for God Hand, preserved from the early-2000s archive. Details reflect the PAL release as catalogued at the time.

Official fact sheet

Centuries ago, the world was in imminent doom until a man defeated Angra and sealed away his godly powers into his own arms. People feared and revered this person who would become known as ?God Hand?. Legend has it that anyone who acquired such hands would possess immense power that could turn them into a deity or demon. Fast forward to a small town overrun with thugs wielding super-human strength.

A gruff drifter named Gene finds his way to this troubled region and defends a woman surrounded by a brutal mob. Despite his valiant efforts, Gene is overpowered by these thugs and his right arm is severed before falling unconscious. He later awakens to find his limb whole again and that he is now the possessor of the legendary ?God Hand?. The burden of being hunted by demonic legions seeking the right hand of God soon begins.

  • In God Hand, it?s judgment day as players assume the role of Gene as he tries to ward off the demons that seek to obtain the coveted appendage. Although he may have been granted the strength of the almighty, keeping these foes at bay won?t be easy as evil approaches from all directions for the ultimate showdown.
  • Fortunately with a vast repertoire of moves, delivering deadly blows and crushing attacks has never been so satisfying. Disintegrate every enemy into the very dust that blows through the town and exorcise the evil spirits that possess the locals by unleashing the power of the God Hand.
  • With nearly limitless combo possibilities, gamers can juggle enemies in the air and obliterate them with spectacular finishing moves. It?s Armageddon time!

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