Ok je rote du sang sur ce jeu mais la précision du gameplay, imparable.
This is the only Ninja Gaiden game I've tried. I was not particularly impressed with any aspect.
The framerate is too low
Honestly I wasn't expecting this port to be so good. It runs smooth as butter and is really fun to play, the combat is fun and rewarding even if I tend to prefer a more fluid combat style as opposed to memorising combos, as well as that this game maybe has a couple too many mechanics, to the point where I just didn't bother using some of them for most of the game. I'm a sucker for smooth traversal (besides how bad he controls when trying to run and turn at the same time). Finally, the game could use some more variety, and feels a bit bloated.
Overall, though, it's great, the fact I started it last Tuesday and have already finished it should tell you all you need to know.
Overall, though, it's great, the fact I started it last Tuesday and have already finished it should tell you all you need to know.
The game was good until it forced me to use touchpad and touchscreen, which is real pity because I was liking the game so far
Guess I'm just gonna buy it for the Switch then
Guess I'm just gonna buy it for the Switch then
bad port but still a good game
The only thing good are the graphics.
EDIT: Are the enemy encounters just filler thrown in to stall you from reaching the next bullshit puzzle? Or at the bullshit puzzles there to stall you from getting to the next batch of enemies? I will never know.
EDIT: Are the enemy encounters just filler thrown in to stall you from reaching the next bullshit puzzle? Or at the bullshit puzzles there to stall you from getting to the next batch of enemies? I will never know.
Ryu feels like he's running on tracks with how hard he is to turn at times, some of Sigma-specific changes kinda suck and the always-on gyro controls while aiming in first person are trash but this is an impressively solid handheld port of a great game so there's not much to hate.