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 Just how good is Ninja Gaiden?
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LEBATOTE

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RE: Just how good is Ninja Gaiden? - Jun 01, 2004 18:39
NG=one of the best games this gen, period
Terry Bogard

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RE: Just how good is Ninja Gaiden? - Jun 03, 2004 03:59
Would it be fair to say that it' s the best Ninja based game this generation?
Mass X

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RE: Just how good is Ninja Gaiden? - Jun 03, 2004 05:09
I love the hell out of this game. Im not really good at it, but it still keeps me playing it. Ima a challenge freak tho so ya. I also think its artistically beautiful. And the vast amount of moves is awsome and creates some nice eye candy once you get the hang of it.
Joe Redifer

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RE: Just how good is Ninja Gaiden? - Jun 03, 2004 06:40
It' s fair to say it is one of the most " well-produced" Ninja games of this generation (how many have there been... 3? 4?). But I still do not enjoy it. It' s not at all challenging... it' s just hard. I like Shinobi on the PS2 more. Shinobi also had way better music. Not sure how Nightshade is, but I am interested if I can find it cheap... in a non-Greatest Hits box (I hate those boxes!)
Terry Bogard

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RE: Just how good is Ninja Gaiden? - Jun 04, 2004 03:25
I enjoyed Kunoichi (Nightshade) a great deal, but strangely enough the game becomes ridiculously annoying going from the easiest mode to the normal mode. They eliminated her convenient one button jump-homing attack move once you play in the higher settings.

Now that I fondly remember Kunoichi, I guess I did enjoy it more than the other Ninja games this generation since it' s the only one I' ve finished, lol.. But Ryu' s arsenal of moves in Ninja Gaiden are pretty tough to match and edges him out over the others.

Kunoichi' s music in general was pleasing. Nothing memorable, no individual tracks stood out like one or two in Shinobi, but all in all I thought Kunoichi' s music went well with the game' s atmosphere.

I liked Kunoichi alot more than Shinobi, despite being a very repetitive game.
I also liked that Kunoichi didn' t really have any *real* puzzles to solve, it just had a bunch of tricky jumping areas in the game which I tend to like alot in platformers anyway!

Ninja Gaiden, despite having annoying puzzles and the worst music out of the bunch, was indeed a very well polished game and Ryu himself just came fully loaded! I' m a sucker for characters with nice movesets and Ryu just owned in that department.
< Message edited by Terry Bogard -- 6/4/2004 3:32:20 AM >
fathoms

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RE: Just how good is Ninja Gaiden? - Jun 04, 2004 03:27
I' m sorry, but NG >>>>>>>>>> Shinobi.

It may have been frustrating as hell, but it' s just far superior, IMO.
Terry Bogard

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RE: Just how good is Ninja Gaiden? - Jun 04, 2004 05:33

I' m sorry, but NG >>>>>>>>>> Shinobi.


That looks like a bunch of 8-bit crocodiles trying to eat NG ;)
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