Red ninja end of honour

There are no user reviews yet. Be the first to add a review. Summary Japan in the 's, the power of the samurai class is fading and the use of the Ninja has become necessary to hold any political power in this chaotic time. Kurenai a young girl who?

It was published by Vivendi Universal Games. The game's theme song "Foolish Dream" was performed by Yoko Ishida. The game was poorly received and was Tranji Studios' only published title. Red Ninja employs a third-person perspective with a limited rotatable camera, following the protagonist, Kurenai. The tetsugen also has a hook attachment that allows Kurenai to swing to various places. Melee attacks can be performed with either the blade or fundo. By repeatedly annihilating enemies and avoiding injury, Kurenai can build her ninjutsu gauge, which allows her to enter a sort of " bullet time " in order to more efficiently eliminate enemies.

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Red ninja end of honour onlookers don't see is hyper-active controls causing Kurenai to ping-pong about with the predictability of a pinball. Enemies are represented by arrowheads, with the point of the arrow being their direction of vision, while a white X indicates the general direction Kurenai should go in order to complete the mission. Kurenai a young girl who?

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Red Ninja is a comedy of errors, but without the humor. From the camera to the movement to the over-powered tetsugen to the uninspired nature of pretty much everything this game disappoints in so many different ways. If this was a movie it's quite possible it could become a camp classic. As a game there's no reason at all to put yourself through this whatsoever. Red Ninja: End of Honor. By Ed Lewis. Ninjas rule. It's a pretty undisputable fact. But games with ninjas don't necessarily rock. Ninja Gaiden was an excellent game with a fighter in pajamas and the Tenchu games have done some good work in the same territory, but Red Ninja: End of Honor shows that sometimes a ninja game can scrape the bottom of the barrel.

Red ninja end of honour

There are no user reviews yet. Be the first to add a review. Summary Japan in the 's, the power of the samurai class is fading and the use of the Ninja has become necessary to hold any political power in this chaotic time. Kurenai a young girl who? Read More.

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Rated M for Mature. Download as PDF Printable version. Stealth attacks are possible when Kurenai sneaks up on an enemy undetected or uses the blade to slice off an unaware enemy's head from a distance. Developer: Tranji Studios. M VU Games. PlayStation 2 , Xbox. Enemies are represented by arrowheads, with the point of the arrow being their direction of vision, while a white X indicates the general direction Kurenai should go in order to complete the mission. Kurenai a young girl who? Tranji Studios. After a young Kurenai witnessed the brutal execution of her father Ryo by the Black Lizard clan, the girl herself was brutally hung with a tetsugen from a tree and left to die. Melee attacks can be performed with either the blade or fundo. Retrieved March 11,

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Electronic Gaming Monthly. We played it because we had to - you don't. Game Informer. Vivendi Universal Games [a]. There are no user reviews yet. Publisher: VU Games. May Wall running cannot be done on all walls, and can only be done if Kurenai is running at full speed. The flirty protagonist lacked personality, and the nifty wire weapon wasn't quite nifty enough. Categories : video games Action-adventure games Video games about ninja PlayStation 2 games Single-player video games Stealth video games Video games developed in Japan Video games featuring female protagonists Video games set in 16th-century Sengoku period Vivendi Games games Xbox games.