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27.5.2009
The opening FMV gives you a hint of what to expect, terrible graphics, blander than bland character design and stiff animation that would make a statue look like a child after three pints of Lucozade and a Mars bar for kicks. It's also set in a near future city in Japan, or so you'd guess in the opening.After choosing one of your generic characters you find out that the actual game is set in pre-rendered feudal Japan, complete with bargain bin Ninja and Samurai goons for you to wade through. At first I though the grass and dirt levels were just part of the first world, of which the box claims there are six, and that they are massive. Were it true that this map is indeed the first world I'd agree it was massive,
12.2.2007
What can I say about this game? As you can see from my previous reviews, I'm usually a pretty positive person, but my charity does have limits. Apologies to its makers, who no doubt put (some) effort into making this game, but it should be avoided at all costs as I have had colds that were more entertaining.Basically you (one poorly rendered character of a few to choose from) wander across a linear landscape (pretty, but dull) hitting buttons for all you're worth. The result of hitting these buttons will either be the liberation of a yawnsome power-up or the demise (aka flash and vanish, apparently) of a repetitive (and equally poorly rendered) enemy. It all feels a bit old hat.