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Shinobi Legions (Saturn, 1995)
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Platform: Saturn
Publisher: Vic Tokai, Inc.
Release Date: Dec 1995
Rating: Teen
UPC: 034912728011
Product ID: EPID4714
Description: Twin brothers take sibling rivalry to a new level in SHINOBI LEGIONS. Sho is the good son and does things that please his Shinobi ancestors. Kazuma, on the other hand, leads a band of mercenaries and is intent on destroying his brother. ...
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Shinobi LegionsReview created: 12/09/08(updated 03/25/09)
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After playing Shinobi for Playstation 2, Shinobi Legions was definitely better off as a 2D game. Shinobi Legions plays like all of the games before it; you have your sword and ninja stars to attack enemies and you can collect special weapons to make battles easier. The levels in Shinobi Legions are well designed and can be very challenging. Overall, Legions is pretty challenging although some parts are easy. Legions also features cheesy videos in between levels that are pretty funny and entertaining. Compared to other games on the Saturn, Shinobi looks good, and the animations are smooth. In previous Shinobi games, you would only be able to use your sword on enemies if you were close to them. In Legions you can use your sword at any time which enables you a little more freedom. I would recommend this game to anyone who has a Sega Saturn even though Legions is pretty much the same as every other Shinobi game (minus a few features).
Pros:
- Fun 2D action game
- Great levels
Cons:
- A little too basic
Pros:
- Fun 2D action game
- Great levels
Cons:
- A little too basic
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To be a True Ninja, One Must Utilize Accurate Precision, Quick Reflexes, and Avoid MSG.Review created: 01/21/06
by: emmit_brown -- a member of Epinions
Pros:
Challenging, entertaining cut-scenes, amazing stages.
Challenging, entertaining cut-scenes, amazing stages.
Cons:
The lack of Ninjitsu spells; no save state.
The lack of Ninjitsu spells; no save state.
Shinobi, a platform game that dominated the Sega Genesis and arcade machines well before treacherously moving onto the Playstation 2, was a most-superior 2-D game in which you were a ninja who threw Shirukens and had magical abilities - okay, so it was a blatant rip-off from Ninja Gaiden. Yet, unlike the earlier Ninja Gaiden titles, Shinobi was more of a calm ninja then the quick Ken Hayabusa; who scurried across the screen more like an action hero than a tactical ninja. In Shinobi, success requires the gamer to slice enemies before they are able to make their retaliation and, in turn, you...
Review ID: 10000000000705783
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