Ninja Gaiden II

[Sea Hag]

Published by: Tecmo / Microsoft

Developed by: Team Ninja

Genre: Third-Person Action
Release Date:
US: June 3, 2008
Japan: TBA 2008
Europe: Q2 2008

The sequel to the blockbuster action game by Tecmo's heralded Team Ninja. Gamers must guide Ryu Hayabusa on a mission to avenge his clan and prevent the destruction of the human race. Armed with an assortment of ninja weaponry, players must help Ryu skillfully maneuver through a world fraught with peril and danger. Running on an entirely new gameplay engine, Ninja Gaiden 2 evolves the action in the sequel with an auto-generation health system, new enemies and locales, and thrilling combat built upon an extensive assortment of ninja weaponry.

Game of the year?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89WFdZlrnF4

Already has my vote.

 

[swivel]

I hope they made it so I can beat this one.

The last two games were too hard for me. Not out of my ability range, but beyond my level of patience.

 

[Sea Hag]

Judging from the vid I posted I think it's safe to say that it'll be challenging like the last one if not moreso. (those wolverine guys look tough) I like that though. Generally speaking modern games are way too easy. I hit some bumps in the last one but nothing so bad that caused me to pull the hairs outta my head. Ninja Gaiden is one of the few franchises I get amped about.

Did you watch that vid? Incredible!

 

[Horrorholic]

Looks great! Too bad I don't have a 360. :cry:

 

[Sea Hag]

Looks great! Too bad I don't have a 360. :cry:

Neither do I. That's what friends are for Though I think I'm gonna have to buy one before this comes out. I plan on beating it multiple times.

Know what makes any game better? Werewolves!

 

[Horrorholic]

Werewolves make everything better, except for Van Helsing. Nothing could make that better.

Meh, Im really digging the Wii right now so Im satisfied for the time being. Hopefully, this'll make it to PS3 like the last one did (Well, it made it to the PS2) because I need me a Blu-Ray player.

 

[Sea Hag]

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