Without question one of the worst games I have ever played. Lets start with the good things. Nothing. Moving along to the bad things. Everything. Thanks for reading my review, I hope you found this useful :) Oh, wait, you were expecting more? Would it be more helpful if I put more detail into why this games is such a travesty? Ok, sure, why not, if it'll help you to not waste your hard earned money on this utter pile of gash than by all means, allow me to wax lyrical about this games expert attempt at complete and total failure. I'll start with a simple ...  Read the complete review

I Recently Purchased Ninja Blade after seeing it listed on HotUKDeals.co.uk for a bargain £6.99 reduced from £39.99 at Game.Co.uk (Play.Com are also selling at for this price at the time of writing this review - Feb 10). I Was cautious of buying a game that was so heavily reduced, as there has to be a good reason, so i read other customers reviews and they were a mixed bag, some bad, some good, but i thought for £6.99 it won't be a big loss if its as bad as some of the reviews say .... Needless to say i will take notice of these reviews in the future ! The game starts quite promising, some amazing opening scenes that start to set the story, ...  Read the complete review

Given their long-standing popularity in the 8-Bit and 16-Bit eras of video-gaming, the rejuvenation of Ninja-themed videogames seems to have been a short lived one. It was only a few scant years ago there were Tenchus, Ninja Gaiden, Shinobi, Nightshade, Red Ninja, Otogi and their ilk clogging up the shelves of your local games retailer like Sho Kosugi had been appointed Prime Minister with Michael Dudikoff his Chancellor of the Exchequer. Yet since the Xbox became the 360 and the PS2 the PS3, those same black-clad, katana-wielding protagonists seem to have found themselves unemployed. Ryu Hayabusa's rise to prominence seems to have been cut-short since Tomonobu Itagaki's  Read the complete review