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| From: Ubisoft
Category: Video Games
List Price: £39.99
Buy New: £8.75
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Rating:  62 reviews
Sales Rank: 352
Platform: Nintendo Wii
Genre: action-games
Rating: Parental Guidance
Media: Video Game
Age: 11 - 18 years
Operating System: Nintendo Wii
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 7.3 x 5.4 x 0.6
EAN: 3307210228536
ASIN: B000FNA2GE
Release Date: December 8, 2006
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
Condition: unwanted gift
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Amazon.co.uk Review
In a nutshell:
Fight against armed gangs in both the U.S. and Japan in this brand new first person actioner from the publishers of Rainbow Six and Splinter Cell. Master both guns and swords as you play through the bloodiest game yet on the Wii. The lowdown:
One of the biggest third party games announced exclusively for the Wii, this is also the first proper first person shooter for the new console. You use the nunchuck controller to move around and the Wii remote to aim your weapons with real precision (the game even knows when you’re holding a gun sideways, gangsta style). When using a sword the motion sensors in the nunchuck are used to block and you can slash away with the Wii remote. The graphics aren’t massively more impressive than a good GameCube game but the seedy Japanese back streets and giant explosions look great and the artificial intelligence for enemies is already quite a challenge. Most exciting moment:
The game features an ability to called freeze tagging which allows you to slow down time and “tag” enemy body parts with the Wii remote. When you switch back to normal time you can take down each enemy you tagged instantly. Since you ask:
As seen at E3 the sword controls do not respond exactly to the movements you make with the Wii remote, for example moving the remote up actually causes a downward thrust. Following complaints though Ubisoft have promised to change things for the final game. The bottom line:
The Wii gets violent with the next gen’s only first person sword fighter.
HARRISON DENT
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| Customer Reviews: Read 57 more reviews...
 'Terrible' December 28, 2008
john smith
The game has very few good points. The bad points list just gets bigger. The biggest annoyance is the control system- very hard to use and its easy to get killed in the first 5 seconds. Its virtually impossible to shoot where your aiming! The next bad thing is the camera angle, the camera is positioned from the players face so when moving the angle changes. Overall- One of the worst.
the whole game is let down by the controls September 2, 2008
C. Huxtable (Northamptonshire, England)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
this game is a huge disapointment in several ways. firstly the worst is the controls, which are terrible and it basically makes the game unplayable. theres no blood when u shoot people and when u sword fight which i think is unrealistic. the graphics were pretty poor for a nintendo wii. also the game became rather boring after about 15 mins of playing it.
this game in my opinion is not worth more than 10, if u pay more than that, then u will just be wasting your money
 So far so awsome... August 10, 2008
N. Jackson (Bungay, Suffolk, UK)
I bought this before reading all the reviews, and had a bit of a panic when I read some of the more dismal ones.
Then it arrived and I played it.
Now, I've only completed the first 2 levels/missions but;
This game is Awsome! A note to the people who found it hard to aim, set the sensitivity down to low in the options, this is recommended to first time players when you see it in the options. With this set, the machinegun was easy to master.
I will admit some people find the control system hard to deal with (one of my mates and my Girlfriend for example, but they don't play FPS much anyway) but to me it's just so natural and intuitive, unless you get distracted and the controller points off the screen leaving you spinning madly. The game seems to bring FPS and Light-Gun Shooters into one game seamlessly. The machinegun is my preferred weapon due to quick reload and effective in short bursts, but one-shot kills of the shotgun are great if you have enough cover to reload.
Sword fighting is a little more simplistic than I'd like, and there is no point to the dodge, parrying is so much more effective and easier to do without thinking about it. Parry, slash slash, repeat, and it doesn't make much difference what direction you slash or parry in. Maybe that gets better later on.
The cut scenes seem very manga-like and go well with the japanese theme, though a skip button would be handy if you've already seen it once.
Graphics seem on a par with PS2 although I've not got an HDTV to try this on.
those minor problems drop this to a 4.5 out of 5.
If you like FPS, get it.
 OK July 20, 2008
Mrs. Maureen Adams
At the begining I had one MAJOR irritation...The controls.
The controls ruined the game a four...Infact almost earned it a 2.
Other than that a rather decent game.
Awesome! July 6, 2008
Electricliz (UK)
This game allows you to really get a feel of how the Wii works with its controllers as it makes good use of them in gameplay. The game has a really good story line that you can easily follow. Recommended to everyone who likes a variety in their gameplay.
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