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Region Code: NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)

Rating: M - Mature

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UPC: 0096427014997

Platform: Microsoft Xbox 360

Publisher: Majesco

Genre: Action & Adventure

Game Name: Kengo: Legend of the 9

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Kengo: Legend of the 9 is a 3D fighting game set in feudal Japan, with legendary samurai warriors serving as combatants. Playable characters include Musashi Miyamoto, Jubei Yagyu, Sanako Chiba, Ittosai Ito, Izo Okada, Soji Okita, Kojiro Sasaki, Ryoma Sakamoto, and Yasubi Horibe. Each samurai possesses distinct attack moves and attributes. The characters also feature separate storylines in the main single-player mode, where core stats in health, stamina, attack power, and defense can be upgraded by collecting "spirit spheres." Samurai earn experience points as well, which gradually opens up new moves for characters to become more proficient at combat. <br><br>The atmospheric environments offered in Kengo are loosely based on historical events or points of interest, from Ganryujima Island to the story of Chushingura. In addition to the main game, players can participate in a Mission Mode, Combat Mode, or Xbox Live Leaderboard. Mission Mode features ten scenarios with the added pressure of time limits, while Combat Mode features head-to-head battles against a friend. The Xbox Live Leaderboard option does something a little different. Instead of directly fighting online opponents, players instead pit computer-controlled characters against each other. The chosen samurai warriors then fight according to their created AI profiles, with the winner moving up in rank and eventually earning equipment and other rewards to use in the offline modes.

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Kengo: Legend of the 9

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2007

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by araya2012
Oct 25, 2013
I'd let someone borrow the game instead of buy it. Just to save them money.
I bought this game, completely elated that I would be able to play some cool samurai. In truth, that's what the game is: 9 samurai from history in Japan. You begin with 3, but you eventually unlock all of them. This is mostly a hack-and-slash game. There is a story behind every one of the characters, but it is told after you've beaten a scene. It is constantly repetitive. Also, it doesn't annoy me, but the game is in Japanese with English text. I personally thought it gave an authentic feel for the game and appreciated it. Some people will dislike the graphics. As long as the graphics isn't as bad as Two Worlds, I don't have a problem with it. But I personally thought it was okay. The background music was nice and fit the theme of the fighting. And also, the controls are NOT that ... I bought this game, completely elated that I would be able to play some cool samurai. In truth, that's what the game is: 9 samurai from history in Japan. You begin with 3, but you eventually unlock all of them. This is mostly a hack-and-slash game. There is a story behind every one of the characters, but it is told after you've beaten a scene. It is constantly repetitive. Also, it doesn't annoy me, but the game is in Japanese with English text. I personally thought it gave an authentic feel for the game and appreciated it. Some people will dislike the graphics. As long as the graphics isn't as bad as Two Worlds, I don't have a problem with it. But I personally thought it was okay. The background music was nice and fit the theme of the fighting. And also, the controls are NOT that hard to learn. Seriously. If you've played Mortal Kombat, THOSE moves are much harder than Kengo. The moves are basic. You DO immediately start out with a fight scene with no tutorial, but you'll get the gist of the game pretty easily. I wouldn't--and didn't--pay over 12 bucks for this game. You can buy it used for around 5 bucks in stores or lower and new for cheaper than 15 bucks on eBay. I personally wouldn't pay over 10 bucks. Not even that much--only 7 would do (but you'd have to be pretty lucky to find it brand new that cheap). It's an average game that leaves you bored rather quickly, but if you just want to vent your frustration on some swordsman rather than fighters in Mortal Kombat (for whatever reason), Kengo's your game.
by 4wiWyyfARsy@Deleted
Nov 29, 2008
For a fighter/brawler, it needs to commit harakiri.
Firstly, if you are going to get this game to play/gift, be absolutely sure that it comes with the manual, as there is NO tutorial in any way, shape, or form for this game. Unlike other fighters/brawlers, there is no "move list" to refer to, the game opens with a battle and no "hold your hand for the first mission to highlight which moves do what", and there is no optional training ground to go to. You just have to know which attacks to use and when, and what to do if your sword get's trapped. For those that are interested (or fascinated) by the Shogunate era of Japan, this game has it's bonuses in that it uses factual people from that era as the "fighters", as well as places and transpiring events. Pros: Factual people and places from a fascinating (to some) time. Realistic sword ... Firstly, if you are going to get this game to play/gift, be absolutely sure that it comes with the manual, as there is NO tutorial in any way, shape, or form for this game. Unlike other fighters/brawlers, there is no "move list" to refer to, the game opens with a battle and no "hold your hand for the first mission to highlight which moves do what", and there is no optional training ground to go to. You just have to know which attacks to use and when, and what to do if your sword get's trapped. For those that are interested (or fascinated) by the Shogunate era of Japan, this game has it's bonuses in that it uses factual people from that era as the "fighters", as well as places and transpiring events. Pros: Factual people and places from a fascinating (to some) time. Realistic sword combat (for the most part), so no blocking from a flanked/behind opponent. Different fighting stances allow different advantages/disadvantages for given fights/situations Factual people and places from...Oh wait. I already said that. Hmmm. Cons (long list): Realistic sword combat (for the most part), so no blocking from a falnked/behind opponent. Different fighting stances allow different dis/advantages for given fights/situations. Since it doesn't tell you which stance is good for what, there is a lot of trial and error, and I end up just using one stance, for the most part. Difficulty has no stability. Some boss fights are simple and easy, others make you go bald on the sides of your head from pulling out your hair. I think a lot of it is just luck. The fighting system is haywire in general. You can't block without Stamina, but as you block/attack/run you lose stamina. You constantly have to run to keep from getting surrounding, then blocking, then attacking, lather, rinse, repeat. The stamina does not regenerate NEARLY fast enough to keep up, and once your stamina is gone, you can die in one hit, regardless of how much health you have. No counterattack capability, which is odd for a sword technique intensive fighting style. Graphics are NOT up to par for the 360. A roommate came in and asked why I was playing an original XBox game. They look like the later games on the original Box. CPU controlled XBox Live Tournament. Yes, CPU controlled. AI traits that you accrue during the story mode are used by the CPU for the XBL Tourney, which is a double edged sword. If you die on a story mission, you die. Back to the main screen, then start the whole loading thing all over again. Experience system. The amount of experience earned doe not properly coorellate to the amount needed to buy new attacks. Extremely hard "Mission Mode" (standalone missions that are non-character dependent). NO TUTORIAL MODE!!! If you get this game, my recommendation is after every story mission, save it on a different slot, do NOT overwrite your old one. Those AI Traits can suck (Weak vs. Attack). Also, Story Mode in this review is called "Normal Mode" in the game. Overall, I would ONLY recommend this game if you can find this for under $10 (including shipping) and are interested in that time period of Japan. If you can overlook the cons and focus on the factuality of the game (characters, stances, attacks, and the names of all it), it's not an OVERLY terrible game.
by RtqdGqsDT6q@Deleted
Dec 12, 2007
Makes you want to commit Hari Kari.
We'll I rented Kengo out of pure curiosity and boy what a waste of 8 bucks this was. Personally this should'nt even be considered as a rental heres the good and the bad. The Good Ok graphics Sort of a hack an slasher fun type game. Actually uses real life historical figures, with several to choose from all with different storylines. The Bad Impossible to understand controls and move sets that offer absolutely no tutorials too. Due to the extremely hard to master control sets all boss fights are rendered nearly impossible. ITS NOT IN ENGLISH, only subtitles of poorly written dialogue that make Godzilla movies look like shakespeare. Overall senseless plot lines. Pointless boss fights. Too difficult compared to quality of game, you'll want to just quit after 10 minutes ... We'll I rented Kengo out of pure curiosity and boy what a waste of 8 bucks this was. Personally this should'nt even be considered as a rental heres the good and the bad. The Good Ok graphics Sort of a hack an slasher fun type game. Actually uses real life historical figures, with several to choose from all with different storylines. The Bad Impossible to understand controls and move sets that offer absolutely no tutorials too. Due to the extremely hard to master control sets all boss fights are rendered nearly impossible. ITS NOT IN ENGLISH, only subtitles of poorly written dialogue that make Godzilla movies look like shakespeare. Overall senseless plot lines. Pointless boss fights. Too difficult compared to quality of game, you'll want to just quit after 10 minutes guaranteed. Overall, no reason to buy,rent, or even look at this game. The fact your even reading this review is too much time spent on this garbage.
by eschurley
Aug 03, 2008
Kengo is a better game than people give credit
Kengo: Legend of the 9 is a good fighting game. Many "gamers" won't like it but for simple gameplayers like myself, it is a good game. The moves are simple and combinations are simple. There is a storymode but I think the combat fighting is where the game is enjoyable. A family member played it and recommended it. I only spent $10 on ebay for it so for $10 it was well worth it. I think that many people spend $30-$60 for games and are easily disappointed when the game is "perfect". If you have patience, games come down in price quite rapidly and many games on ebay are dirt cheap as time passes. I think if more people paid less for games, they would like them better. In conclusion, Kengo is a good samurai fighting game. It may not be the best but as the old saying goes.....it is ... Kengo: Legend of the 9 is a good fighting game. Many "gamers" won't like it but for simple gameplayers like myself, it is a good game. The moves are simple and combinations are simple. There is a storymode but I think the combat fighting is where the game is enjoyable. A family member played it and recommended it. I only spent $10 on ebay for it so for $10 it was well worth it. I think that many people spend $30-$60 for games and are easily disappointed when the game is "perfect". If you have patience, games come down in price quite rapidly and many games on ebay are dirt cheap as time passes. I think if more people paid less for games, they would like them better. In conclusion, Kengo is a good samurai fighting game. It may not be the best but as the old saying goes.....it is what it is.
by deltaino
Apr 10, 2009
Mediocre Kengo
The game allows you to play story mode for solo missions or v.s. via X-box live or 2 player. THE GOOD, you can unlock new characters on story mode and up grade you fighting style for each character. Test your skills on v.s. against friends. THE BAD, the game lacks excitement. In story mode, the game gets a little annoying when you die in a mission, and then you have to start all over.

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I'd let someone borrow the game instead of buy it. Just to save them money.

For a fighter/brawler, it needs to commit harakiri.

Makes you want to commit Hari Kari.

Kengo is a better game than people give credit

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