12-04-2006, 11:10 AM
Ninja Gaiden is a perfect example for all three of these categories (in my opinion).
Ninja Gaiden's graphics were superbly done by Team Ninja. They made that game look SO good it was sick and thats not event the cut scenes. The cut scenes for Ninja Gaiden (Xbox) were outstandingly good, I dont think you could compare any game's graphics up to that of Ninja Gaiden's.
The controls for Ninja Gaiden (Xbox) are greatly done. Split second timing on all of the controls and the AI on the game isnt so simple that you can just mash buttons and hopefully you'll kill everything. Plus different weapons have different reaction times that you have to get used to.
It has a solid story line where Ryu Hayabusa of the dragon lineage protects the Dark Dragon Blade carved out of the fang out of the dark dragon which is the sister blade of The Dragon Sword within the Hayabus Village. The village is ransacked by a Greater Fiend Doku which successfully steals the blade and cuts down Ryu in their first meeting.
Ninja Gaiden's graphics were superbly done by Team Ninja. They made that game look SO good it was sick and thats not event the cut scenes. The cut scenes for Ninja Gaiden (Xbox) were outstandingly good, I dont think you could compare any game's graphics up to that of Ninja Gaiden's.
The controls for Ninja Gaiden (Xbox) are greatly done. Split second timing on all of the controls and the AI on the game isnt so simple that you can just mash buttons and hopefully you'll kill everything. Plus different weapons have different reaction times that you have to get used to.
It has a solid story line where Ryu Hayabusa of the dragon lineage protects the Dark Dragon Blade carved out of the fang out of the dark dragon which is the sister blade of The Dragon Sword within the Hayabus Village. The village is ransacked by a Greater Fiend Doku which successfully steals the blade and cuts down Ryu in their first meeting.
