I got this game for Christmas a long time ago and I was really excited because I love ninjas(who doesn't). From start to finish, I loved this game. The comedy, the gameplay style, the variety, the blood of my foes getting all over the screen, I just couldn't put it down. Now, when I stop and look at it, it needs work. i'm sure we have all whipped out a sword and chopped things, we have all gotten health upgrades for fragging enemies, we have all done a lot of things this game has. But,that doesn't mean it's a bad game. Hardcore players probably shouldn't get it as it is very easy. Although easy, I've never seen a game being so easy being so much fun. In the first mission, you take a giant robots eye and bowl it down a slide. Later on, if you still want to ride the eye, there will be special challenges for bowling that actually do get very hard. You get shuriken that you can whip around for a cool ninja feel, you get exploding darts, and every so many dudes you kill you get a shiny new sword. The game is simple but amazingly fun. When you get down to it, there is nothing that is actually wrong with the game. No problems of any kind. It just doesn't get very intense enough to be called any better than average especially seeing as we've all seen this stuff before. 7.5 out of 10.
I-Ninja is my favorite adventure/platform game, and I'll explain why. First of all, anybody who's criticized the gameplay or content has obviously played only the demo version of the game. (I'm not naming any names, b... Read Full Review
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