As a covert operative of the CIA, Nina Williams enters an underground fighting tournament to crack Kometa, a shadowy underworld organization. Functioning as the "sweeper" of her cell, Nina finds herself tracking a stolen high-tech weapon through a variety of locales to reveal a conspiracy on a global scale. Nina must now face a multitude of deadly enemies, as well as her own past, in order to save the world. -Control Nina with an intuitive 360 degree combat system -Wield a variety of weapons including handguns, sniper rifles, swords and tonfas -Burst organs and shatter bones with Nina's Critical Strike -Deliver Nina's signature moves outside of the fighting ring
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You would probably get more dopamine from putting your hand in boiling water than playing this shit.
Divertido do seu jeito mas não me pegou. Achei bem chatinho e um pouco sem graça, uma pena, tava animado pra jogar até.
Listen, do not let the naysayers steer you away from this fucking raw ass game. Once you get used to analog-controlled combat, the game is a poignant Metroidvania with deeper puzzle-solving. I can best describe this as a 2006 Straight to DVD action movie in game form and it's so amazing to see until the credits roll.
While there is some annoying difficulty spikes towards the later half of the game that makes surviving the extreme backtracking the real challenge, It was all worth it for that finale. That final boss goes down as the best final boss I've ever faced in a video game. I'm not being hyperbolic.
While there is some annoying difficulty spikes towards the later half of the game that makes surviving the extreme backtracking the real challenge, It was all worth it for that finale. That final boss goes down as the best final boss I've ever faced in a video game. I'm not being hyperbolic.
it’s alright like
This is a game that is really only for someone that loves Tekken. Weird yet creative control system and in my opinion not enough fan service for Tekken fans outside of small references in the background.
The 6th gen was so damn good, games companies could take random chances on weird ideas. We got 3 tekken games on the ps2, and Namco just randomly drops a single player nina williams game on the fly.
These days we're lucky if we get more than 1 tekken game per decade.
These days we're lucky if we get more than 1 tekken game per decade.