Nano Breaker (PlayStation 2, 2005)

I loved the fact that this Ebayer gave me exactly as promised. The game was factory sealed and he shipped right away with great packaging. The game was a buy it now for $7.00 and a year earlier in stores the game was selling anywhere between $30.00 to $40.00, I am very pleased with this item and definitely would trust to buy again from him.
This makes the ebay community happy to have a seller like this who doesn't over charge for shipping and to be deceitful on the items being sold. I bought similar items along with this game from other sellers who charge $10.00 - $15.00 for shipping/handling when it was only $3.00 to ship, this makes for unhappy sales and wondering how they get away with it.
Again, it was great doing business with this seller.

I love the game. I had just bought a Playstation2 and was looking for some fun games at reasonable prices, which I was able to buy and enjoy. Great response from seller and fast delivery of product.

It gave Tony alot of enjoyment playing the game. He enjoyed the fighting and the story of the plot. The strange things he had to battle.

This game has to be one of the worst games to be released on the Playstation 2. When it first came out it was $50 at most stores and in less than a year it was dropped down to $14, I've even seen it for $9. I bought it for $9 and I wish I had just went out to eat or something.

First, the game controls are brutal and not in a good way. There is a dif between challenging and poor game design and sadly Nanobreaker falls under the poor game design group. The manual is of little use because you can press the buttons in the order it describes and nothing happens. Plus, this game, graphic wise, looks like an upgraded Playstation one title.

When it first came out people went nuts due to the blood splattering that is in the game. For me, it was only amusing for about a minute at which point I realized that the splatter seemed to be the only thing going for this brick. Brick you ask? That is what I call a game title that sinks from the moment it is released. Nanobreaker is another reminder that we consumers should never buy hyped games.