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Muramasa: The Demon Blade (Nintendo Wii, 2009)
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This game is underrated, and not very famous. I picked it up after reading that it was a good 2d action game, since I love games like Castlevania. This game makes great use of the capabilities of the Wii, and has options for all skill levels to enjoy. Also compatible with the Classic Controller, which is a plus if you don't like the Wii Remote.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
As the title says, it's also a niche game which niche does not mean it's bad like Bayonetta is a niche game but a very good game. Anyways I just purchased this game because I play this on a softmodded Wii (mine) and liked it but unfortunately I did not have the funds nor the opportunity to purchase this game (which was a few years ago) until now, I've done the same with other games like Xenoblade Chronicles and Chrono Trigger DS.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
one of the best WII games I have played..beautiful graphics almost like paintings you play in!!!! If you like side scrolling games then give this is try..the controls work great and you can use the classic controller or even gamecube controller,,i wish they made more games like this,,the level layout is perfect and difficulty is not bad at all i would say fun to challenging,, the replay value is super high with two characters making more options and choices to your path..the weapon system is really cool and keeps you going to get the next best thing.
Set in the Genroku era, you take control of the Ninja Kisuke, persecuted for a crime he can't remember; and Momohime, a princess possesed by the spirit of a Ronin searching for a way to restore his original body. With beautiful graphics by the same company that brought Odin Sphere, a really easy control scheme (no waggling) and 3 difficulty levels, it's one of the best games for the Wii. It's a little linear and feels a little short, but it has a really interesting story for both characters and 3 posible endings for each one (and a great battle between 2 characters that can only happen if you finished both stories once). And the Last Difficulty setting is a real challenge with the quantity of enemies than can appear on the screen at the same time and the bosses that get progresively harder. I gave my copy to a girl friend of mine as a gift since she couldn't get it, and I can say that I am not happy about it, but I don't regret it since it's a great game and I know she can enjoy it. If you haven't played it yet, then what are you waiting for? Go grab a copy and play!Read full review
This a beautiful game that looks like ancient Japanese art. The scenery is awesome the controls are smooth and the music is alright. Truly a unspoken gem on the Wii
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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