Samurai Weapon – Blog Destroyer Widget

Posted on August 27th, 2008 by Akky Akimoto

[NB: Sound is on by default]

Samurai Weapon is a bilingual(Japanese/English) blog widget provided by a big Japanese game vendor Koei, as a promotion of their new Nintendo DS game "Kunitori Zunou Battle/Nobunaga no Yabou" (Strategic Battle/Nobunaga's Ambition).

On the widget, Samurai Warrior with his full armors will get irritated by your mouse touch. He will slash your cursor by his sword.

If you keep bothering him, he will destroy the whole page on the browser with invoking random operations, flaming arrow, flooding, 3 times gun fire, and canon attack.

The widget itself seems to require big data download so broadband access may be better to let him barsark.

Author Information  @akky(Akky AKIMOTO) is one of the first pro-bloggers in Japan [J]. He also leads Asiajin, writes for Japan Times, does consultation for foreign companies interested in entering Japanese web market.

Tags: Japan // 5 Comments »

  • http://marke.seesaa.net/article/105770645.html マーケる?

    の翻訳記事であり、その元ネタがAsiajinであること。 時系列順に並べると以下のようになります。 秋元さんが「サムライウェポン」ブログパーツのことをAsiajinで記事に。Samurai Weapon – Blog Destroyer Widget | AsiajinCrunchGearがAsiajinの記事をソースに「サムライウェポン」ブログパーツを記事に。 CrunchGear » Archive » Samurai Weapon: Awesome blog destroyer widget TechCrunch Japanese

  • http://www.crunchgear.com/2008/08/27/samurai-weapon-awesome-blog-destroyer-widget/ CrunchGear » Archive » Samurai Weapon: Awesome blog destroyer widget

    [...] Via Asiajin [...]

  • http://jp.techcrunch.com/archives/20080827samurai-weapon-awesome-blog-destroyer-widget/ TechCrunch Japanese アーカイブ » ［CG］「サムライウェポン」はすごいウィジェットだ！

    [...] Via Asiajin [...]

  • http://xorsyst.com/games/samurai-weapon-blog-widget/ Don’t mess with this samurai

    [...] Via Asiajin. [...]

  • http://whichismoredistant.wordpress.com/2008/09/10/the-pepsi-testkimochi-warui/ The Pepsi test/kimochi warui « Which is more distant

    [...] you, and it’s got you. It is really quite annoying so I haven’t put it up here, but go and have a look, and keep [...]

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