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Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword: Reviews

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Game Score: 9/10

Wow where to begin... Ninja Gaiden takes the cake in single player games. The controls, they flow together so perfectly. It seems like it was meant to be a handheld game. Everything from the storyline to the fighting, it fits together. Attacking with the stylus is amazing, making you feel like you're actually using a sword. The game has amazing hand drawn backgrounds, making it serene for a fighting/action game. The sounds are more of a realistic soundtrack, unlike real songs. But not every game is perfect. It seems Ninja Gaiden is lacking something: Multiplayer. The game does not have a multiplayer, and that is disappointing. With so many different ways that Ninja Gaiden could have went with multiplayer, they didn't strive to go. Also, the game is a little on the short side, being about 5 hours. To me, I don't know if that's worth all the DP's spent on this game. But the single player is so tempting, it's amazing. If the DP was a little lower, I would go crazy on such a great game. Unless you're a party harty multiplayer fan, I would recommend this game.