It's very funny how lots of people disliked this game because i took a liking to this game. It was a new style of FPS...
Well lets just get to the story first, you play as the American body guard "Scott Monroe" who is getting married to a women from Japan, Her father is a Head of a Yakuza clan. When you are having dinner with her father before you're getting married a rival Yakuza clan crashes the party and starts a huge entanglement on exchanging the girl for the katana giri. So you have to rescue her of course but you realize the katana giri was a sword past down from generation to generation. So its obvious what you have to do, Get the girl and kill the bad guy and keep the sword safe.
It's very funny how lots of people disliked this game because i took a liking to this game. It was a new style of FPS gaming, where you now get to use a sword and gun at the same time.
You see people have different opinions and it took that effect when i read the first user reviews. But this game may have been to show how the Wii-motes and nunchuck's interactivity with the Wii, because this was one of the first games. And the style of combat was pretty good. But after a while you start to think, "Man I wish this game was compatible with the classic controller" Because you want a different experience after finishing it (and the wii has different controllers). But it doesent mean i didnt like the gameplay i wanted it to be in future fps games which I heard "Far Cry Vengance" has espicially when its made by Ubisoft.
I'm not that type of person who brags about the visuals saying a good game would need good visuals but this game had pretty good visuals for a protoype game for the Wii, (which i liked because now i'm thinking about how good the second one will be).
The story and dialogue are well done, and what else is there to say, it has the "Yakuza". The cut scenes are in different style to the game play how its all paper cut out but i just want to get to the action so I'm not really judging it.
So my score is 9/10 Bloodshot eyeballs.
Zig Zero out