Step into a living comic book in this new take on the Ninja Gaiden series. Brandishing his ninja sword and the mecha weapons in his cyber arm, Yaiba slaughters zombies with brutal, over-the-top abandon. Will you slice enemies to pieces, crush them with Yaiba's cyborg arm or just rip off a zombie’s arms to use as nunchucks?
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I want to clear something up before I move on here. This game is NOT a traditional Ninja Gaiden game, if you couldn't already tell. I feel as though some people were looking for a Ninja Gaiden 4, a true sequel to Gaiden 2 (because 3 was definitely a different, less satisfying beast). So Yaiba. This game is the extreme opposite of a true Ninja Gaiden game in many ways. However, it is also like those games in many ways as well. Let me explain. I've played Ninja Gaiden 1-3, beginning from the original xbox. I was never great at them, constantly getting punished just like every other regular joe, but I beat all three. I've read from others that this isn't a true Ninja Gaiden, that it's easier, that it's more or less terrible. Sure, if you were amazing at the first two, maybe this one wasn't that next level of challenge you were looking for. But let me tell you this. If you are used to the
You start fighting the main boss right at the beginning of the game and you fight him the whole game. The main boss is the camera which is garbage your view is constantly awkward and off. The last time I was beaten this bad by a camera I was drunk in a back alley in New Orleans refusing to give up my wallet and Nikon.
i don't get why the bad reviews ! the game is really lots of fun and even funny too. the game is an action/beat them up (Devil may Cry..etc) but with a sense of humor, the jokes might not be for everyone but they made laugh. the gameplay is really fun though the upgrades could be better, it isn't as deep as Ninja Gaiden or Devil may Cry in terms of combat but it is a lot of fun. the game ran perfectly fine at max settings at 60+ fps from start to finish. P.S. the main menu's music is a killer, i can't stop listening to it
If you can accept the new direction of ninja gaiden, there is a really fun hack n slash with a great b-movie vibe with a colorful new look and feel to a hack n slash. The story is about a foul mouthed ninja named Yaiba kamikaze who gets killed by series protagonist,Ryu Hayabusa. several weeks later, Yaiba is rebuilt by a corporation so that he can "stop" the zombie outbreak(yes you fight zombies, but I'll get to that later) and Get his Revenge on Ryu Hayabusa. The story is pretty basic and predictable, it ends up being really abrupt near the end. The writing is something you ethier are gonna love or hate, personally I see the majority of the dialogue to be so bad it's good, and the humor comes from how vulgur the characters are with lines like "He's got some hot woman helping him. I'm sooo jealous. Maybe I'll kill her when I see her. Or maybe we can make out. Maybe we'll have a threeso
I like the Ninja Gaiden series and for the longest time this game has been such a mystery to me. I had only ever heard that it was an okay game with horrible writing that is kinda the black sheep of the franchise. So, when I saw it was on sale for $3 I figured it was about time that I saw how the game was like for myself. Now, I can be pretty forgiving with a lot of games, especially if I can find some kind of personal joy out of it or appreciation for the passion the developers had. However, none of that exists here. This game just sucks. I should've known when I found out that ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Keiji Inafune was director of this. Where do I even start with this game man. The story sucks, the voice acting is so painfully mediocre, the jokes are awful, the gameplay is so slow and mindless (especially with the "tougher" enemies), the music is terrible, the audio mixing is HORRIBLE, the UI looks un
I struggled to write this review as i don't like writing negative reviews, especially about a series i like... As much as i loved playing Ninja Gaiden 1, 2 3 Razor's edge, Devil May Cry 3, 4, and Metal Gear Rising, I can't say the same about this game. I was hoping this would be as good, but...the game play is just clunky, the story (or lack there of) just treats you like an idiot. Tomonobu Itagaki would not have made this game this way....and Why aren't Ninja Gaiden 1 2 and 3 available on Steam? I'll go back to playing Metal Gear Rising instead of this game.
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