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Xbox360 Ninja Blade

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Sieht schon nicht schlecht aus.
 
Stört mich überhaupt nicht, soweit ich verstanden habe spielt das Spiel eh hauptsächlich in Tokyo da man versucht hat die Stadt Originalgetreu nachzubauen.

Die Demo hat gerockt und das Genre ist absolut Mein Ding ich freu mich darauf und vergleiche es auch gar nicht mit Ninja Gaiden da mir das Genre generell viel Spass bereitet, das gleiche gilt auch für das demnächst erscheinende X-Blades.
 
Ich muss auf meine Einkaufsplanung achten, Frühjahr wird ganz schön teuer.^^
Kamen seit Ewigkeiten nicht mehr so viele Spiele auf einmal die mich interressieren.
 
Ninja Blade: Hands-on (Xbox 360)

The game looks nice, plays smooth and offers a really stable camera while in combat.

Most gamers who owned the original Xbox had the pleasure of playing Ninja Gaiden, a complex and mature game with some of the most challenging moments in gaming. Its successor Ninja Gaiden II was a great leap forward in combat and presentation, making it a huge success. Unfortunately, the masterful creator behind Ninja Gaiden Tomonobu Itagaki quit Tecmo, which means that the Ninja Gaiden series could be over now. As a fan of the series, I was pretty disappointed with the news, as Ninja Gaiden was a special game.

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Well, all hope was not lost as a new Xbox 360 exclusive series called Ninja Blade(NB) was shown to gamers a few months back and its high flying action reminded me of the famous Ryu Hayabusa, which is quite a compliment. Ninja Blade looks and feels very similar to Ninja Gaiden, but let me assure you, it is a completely different game. I got some hands-on with NB and though it was a very small preview, it did clear most of my doubts about the gameplay.

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When I first saw NB, I assumed that this is a highly inspired title with minimum effort put in the gameplay. My apologies to the team behind NB, as the small build that I played, belied most of my assumptions

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NB is less complex, has a different approach towards gameplay and is far more cinematic than I previously presumed. It uses a lot of quick-time events and John Woo-ish presentation to create quiet a cinematic experience, one that I am sure will be further expanded in the full release.

The game starts off with a highly stylized intro and quickly jumps into action where enemy units are readily available for slaughter. The Ninja's attacks and movements are slower but more focused, which keeps the camera steady and very controlled. This is a very important factor in a third person action game, the camera control has to be smooth and hassle-free for the best experience.

Our Ninja-hero was well equipped with various swords, a separate one for a each kind of enemy, with an awesome finishing move. One can see inspiration drawn from games like Heavenly Sword in the combat, but with a more focused approach on combos and finishing moves. The brief demo had enough enemies to try out most of the combos, which included a ranged attack. Our Ninja has an ability known as Ninja vision, which basically slows down time and makes combat easier.

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Ninja Vision was also useful against a giant-spider/boss, who you encounter at the end of the level. Using Ninja Vision you have to evade his incoming ranged attacks. The boss wasn't really a challenge; all that it needed was a few quick blows and a few quick time events. What really impressed me was one particular level, where you falling off a really tall building, while slaughtering enemies on your way down, something one usually comes across in a cut-scene.

I liked Ninja Blade, it did have a few inspired aspects, but then so does Uncharted: Drake's Fortune (which we all know is a brilliant game). I am looking forward to Ninja Blade; it looks nice, plays smooth and offers a really stable camera while in combat. But then again, no assumption till the full game is out. In the meanwhile enjoy the video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Nf3...ja_Blade_Hands-on_Xbox_360/551-98149-698.html
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http://www.techtree.com/India/Reviews/Ninja_Blade_Hands-on_Xbox_360/551-98149-698.html
 
Ninja Blade wird rocken, mir egal ob es gut, schlecht oder gar nicht bewertet wird. Ich werds mir auf jeden Fall holen :)
 
BecksXXL: Das ist die richtige Einstellung! :goodwork:

Heute wurde es ja in Japan released. Mal schauen wie die Eindrücke der Import-Fans aus dem gaf etc. sind!

Diese Vids von gamersyde wurden ja anscheinend noch nicht gepostet:

http://www.gamersyde.com/news_7487_en.html
 
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Mich interessieren Wertungen nicht, mir ist egal ob es jemand anderem gefällt oder nicht, ich werde mir das Spiel holen weil es mir gefällt.
 
Hellfrog schrieb:
Demo kann man sich schon lang ausm Jap Store laden, is sogar auf deutsch ;)
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ja genau - also mir hat die demo ziemlich gut gefallen.
waren halt eine menge quick-time-events, allerdings wirkt das game dadurch auch wesentlich cineastischer als z.b. ein ninja gaiden.
denke das es ganz gut werden wird und ich werde es mir wahrscheinlich holen.
soll bei uns ja im 1.quartal 2009 rauskommen.
 
Kein Ninja Blade bis jetzt die Hawx-Demo kann man aber laden...
Ich hoffe die kommt noch, würde das Spiel gerne einmal antesten.
 
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