The Review Ninjas

Ninja Blade

Of course we had to take a look at this one! Ken Ogawa is a ninja after our own hearts. He fends off the people of Tokyo after they have been turned into monsters by alpha worms. With his skills at the sword, the twin knives, and the Stonerender, he takes on huge bosses. While there are about 3 bosses per level, the gameplay does seem to get repetitive after a while. I mean, one level is even named déjà vu and goes back to previous levels. Ken does have some sweet moves though and the in game cinematics are amazing. One big downside though, the overuse of quick time events where you have to press the correct button that pops up on screen. If you are not a fan of those, we do not suggest this game. They are everywhere. However with the awesome cinematics we were willing to overlook that. Some elements of the game shows us that the developers certainly did not mean for this game to be taken seriously. As one of the costume choices, you are allowed to dress up as a ninja clown. We are all for using any tactics to confuse your enemy… but clowns?

I give it 3.5 ninja stars! star3star3star3star41
For great cinematics and combat.

Resident Evil 5

The best way to describe RE 5 is Ninjtasic! (seriously, ninjas really say that!) If amazing made sweet ninja monkey love to awesome RE 5 is their lovechild. With ingenious co-op game play that leaves you screaming into your headset pleading with your partner to revive you in time, visuals that make the folks at pixar shed a tear, and enemies that never seem to let up RE 5 is a definite must have. Although RE 5 doesn’t offer the constant terror of earlier games in the series you may still find yourself needing a change of pants before it’s all said and done.
What many returning fans of the series may miss are the challenging puzzles that were strategically placed throughout the game. Instead of creating cool and interesting mysteries for the players to solve developers opted instead to just throw more enemies at you. Admittedly blowing away horde after horde of pissed off zombie wannabees is fantastic but the opportunity to flex your mental muscle will be missed. An interesting new challenge is the ability to only carry 9 items at a time. It will most likely annoy and excite you at the same time.
In game mechanics are nearly flawless. The occasional inability to properly revive your partner aside playing RE 5 is exactly what a game should be, FUN! Not only will you forget about the inability to run and gun, you’ll in fact begin to enjoy it! That’s right I said it, you’ll enjoy not being able to run and gun! Targeting is smooth and quick, the buy and sell system has been simplified, and the upgrade system offers some cool little goodies if you are persistant. All in all RE 5 is a must have, a must play, and a must drool over for years to come!
Don’t believe me? Try it out for yourself.

I give it 4.5 Ninja Stars! star3star3star3star3star41
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Halo Wars

Halo Anyone? Halo Wars lets you control armies in a whole new way in a real-time strategy game made especially for the xbox 360. Enter into skirmishes with up to six players via Xbox LIVE online. Fight as either UNSC or Covenant and use everything from special Marine units and Warthogs to threatening Scarabs. Play your way through the events leading up to Halo.

Xbox 360 Game Reviews

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