I'm not really sure why I bought this game. It was kind of an impulse
buy, because I kind of enjoyed Ninja Gaiden Sigma. And the boxart is
sweet. I think thats what got me.
Anyways, yeah the game is really cool. Really intense action, and very
satisfying when you can successfully dispatch a large group of enemies.
I love how the body parts and the blood actually stays on the ground
too. A very enjoyable game if you can get past it's faults.
The graphics are... average. There are some small glitches like
floating body parts and blood, but nothing that really effects the
game. Character models looks great, but thats just about it. Theres
nothing else really thats really outstanding in the graphics
department. The engine is really starting to show it's age.
The "story" is non-existent. Which saddens me, because a story is what
makes a game really memorable and makes it stand out. If a game has a
good story I can usually give it a free pass on some of it's faults.
Thats not the case for Ninja Gaiden 2, so I'm going to whine and cry
all I want about this games camera.
God damn this game is hard. And it's not even the enemies or the bosses
that make the game hard, it's the camera. It's just abysmal. I feel as
if I'm battling the camera more than the enemies, and I fell unprepared
when I reach a boss because of that.
Don't even try and tell that I suck at the game to try and justify
everything thats wrong with this game. Shut up. I got through Ninja
Gaiden Sigma just fine. There was only one part of that game that I had
trouble with, but besides that I breezed through that game. I was
breezing through Ninja Gaiden 2 also but I just simply lost interest.
Tecmo's gonna have to patch this one if I'm ever going to come back to
this game.
And it's like some of the enemies are designed to take advantage of the
**** camera to kill you. Like the wolves? Man those things are cheap.
They like come out of nowhere and take you down then like plant a bomb
on you? What is that? Oh, thats bull****.
Luckily the awesome factor of this game sort of makes up for the terrible camera.
