Found 2 ratings (with comment) on this game

Although probably dated by 1993 this table offers a pretty fun style of play that might've been considered a great had it premiered 5 years earlier. If you can find one that works, show it some love and put several games on it. You won't regret it.

Bushido is a game that I never thought I'd ever see, much less get to play. Thanks to Dan Nikolich at the Colorado Pinball Showdown (http://m.pinballshowdown.com/en) and Donavan Stepp on the shop job... I got to play a pretty good working copy of this game.

The Pros:
An interesting PF layout that features a unique timed lock shot. The game has modes, but since I don't speak or read spanish, I don't know how to access/ light the modes. The ramps are smooth and starting the game means you can short plunge to the right flipper, medium plunge into the lanes or full plunge to send the ball all the way around the PF to the left flipper through the orbit lane. The inlane/outlane arrangement means that ball control will feel like an early 80's Bally deck. The ramps are smooth and the shots are satisfying. This game also features standups behind drops, so... I do like this layout quite a bit. The random ball launch into multiball works well. The table has the most awesome pinball legs I have ever seen.

The Cons:
Considering this is a game produced in 1993, Inder is WAY behind the competition. At the same time, having never played this game before, the automatic good day rule is in effect. The lock mechanism while interesting, takes up quite a bit of space on the deck. While it doesn't mean that this game isn't laid out well, it's just a REALLY big part of the PF. Sometimes the ball gets stucky at the rotating ball lock mech. The music on this game is... unusual. A piano solo on a japanese themed game is not what I expected. The sound pax overall seems poorly mixed. The art pax is great, on the cabinet. The BG is a mess and the PF artwork while covered by an anchored plexi, is really garish and not laid out that well. Being color blind would help.

The Takeaway:
I will try to get more time on this deck before it goes away for another year after the show. But in the meantime, there it is, Bushido!

Best pop-bumper caps... EVER!