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ARCHIVE: With a tagline like "Honour is Your Appetizer," SUSHI SAMURAI is as addictive as...well, as very fresh sushi can be. Hamachi, anyone? SUSHI SAMURAI is the perfect online game, albeit for kids (don't let it phase you), to appease your sushi cravings when you're too lazy to get your ass off the ergonomically-correct chair.
You'll ultimately bond with SUSHI SAMURAI for hours, while helping him score big, make countless sushi rolls, and paralyze the "evil" tofu, shitake mushroom, dakon radish, and blowfish enemies who trying to thwart SUSHI SAMURAI from making his sushi. Folks, I'm not making this up!
How can you not love an online game where our hero, SUSHI SAMURAI, uses balls of wasabi to paralyze his enemies? The game even lets SUSHI SAMURAI collect "ginger" for extra points; "soy sauce" for an extra life; and "miso soup" to temporarily freeze his enemies.
You got to love this stuff. Arigatou!
Wanna play? Click on SUSHI SAMURAI @ www.cbc.ca/kids/games/sushisamurai
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