Warriors Orochi 3 review
More of a celebration of Tecmo/Koei, rather than a step forward for the series, but still absolutely fun
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Ninja Gaiden 3 review
Ryu Hayabusa gets bloody in this long-awaited sequel
Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus Review (PS Vita)
Even though it’s years old and still tough as nails, Sigma is still damn sharp.
Trinity Souls of Zill O'll Review
Tecmo Koei, most notably known for their Dynasty and Samurai Warrior series, do two things very well: over-stylizing Asian history and churning out a
Quantum Theory review
Japanese developers have been attempting to breach the Western market ever since the unexpected early triumph of the Xbox 360 over the PlayStation 3.
Review: Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge is a sleeker, bloodier style of ninja
When Ninja Gaiden 3 came out last March, I found a lot to like about it, despite the inability to chop off limbs and a story...
Review: Dead Or Alive 5 Plus leaves a jiggly impact on the PS Vita
When Dead Or Alive 5 came out last year for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, it was a superb addition to the series. While it...
Review: Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Plus remains sharp on the PS Vita
Getting a port of a port isn't as out-of-place as you might think, as developers occasionally like bringing an...
Review: One Piece: Pirate Warriors stays faithful to the series, but suffers from repetition
A game based on Japanese anime can be really weird if you've never watched an episode. A friend of mine played a...
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