I-Ninja Strikes the Chord! (I-Ninja (PS2))

Member Name: aasimontheweb

Product:	I-Ninja (PS2)
Date:	02/09/09 (9 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Gameplay is great, Addicitive

Disadvantages: Camera angle at times very annoying

What is I-Ninja?

I ninja Is an adventure/platform game In which you take the role of a ninja who has slaughtered his master when he picks up a ranks power jewel. He then adventures through this virtual world searching for battle challenges to earn grades, helping him attain his next belt.
A bit over hyped if you ask me but that is how the game goes.

The Game I-ninja is currently on two Platforms, The Xbox and the playstation 2. Both of the Second Generation Consoles.

Tutorial Information
Once you have entered your first mission - which will be a tutorial, then you will be learning the moves for the game. Also slaughtering any Ranx Soldiers as you go past. The moves that you learn will be Combos,Button Configuration, Sword hovering and many ,many more.

Upgrades
Now after you finish the level, you will recieve a grade, this contributes to you attaining your next belt, which as you start will be yellow. Then a screen will pop up after every level you complete telling you your statistics for that level, like how many coins you earned and your Ranx Bank. The coinage bank is kept as a score if you would like, the more coins you collect the higher the score at the end.

Ranx Bank - The Ranx Bank is how many Ranx members you disposed of in the level you had just completed. Now once you dispose of a certain number of Ranx, then your sword will be upgraded in the same way in which your belts are graded, Yellow Green Blue etc.

Graded and challenges:
The Grades you earn will get you further in the game, unlocking more levels and being able to do the level in a harder difficulty.
For instance just say that you had completed a level, then you attained your next belt colour. You could then come back and do the challenge on a harder difficulty. Then achieve another grade.

Bosses - At the end of each level once you attain the next belt colour you will have to square off against one of the bosses, and this ranges from a Robot - Kaizer to a Shark - on Vice Beach.

My opinion - Well I believe that the game is good for a ps2 game and it is quite addicitive. This was made quite a long time ago to you have to understand graphics and that were not as good as todays, but I-ninja definitely competes with some of the latest titles in the Gaming World, It's camera angle at time can be very annoying but it more than makes up for that in the gameplay.

Thanks for reading

Summary: A good game for ps2 gamers