Reviews and Problems with Genji: Days of the Blade
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Overall 5
Genji: Days of the Blade Review
PlayStation Universe
8 April 2009
Summary: Genji: Days of the Blade's uninspiring gameplay, linear levels, and awful camera destroy any illusion the quality graphics and audio may hold over you.
Pros: Graphics are nice and animation is good., A rousing, and immersive soundtrack is definitely a high point., Genji: Days of the Blade has downloadable content.
Cons: Gameplay is slow, clunky, uninspired, and boring., Levels are very linear., An awful camera hurts playability.
Pros: Characters and environments look amazing; animation is very well done; variety of different environments to fight in; good story that keeps players interested.
Cons: Clunky controls; bad camera makes battles harder at times; Yoshitsune is the only character worth using in combat; tilt sensing functionality feels rather tacked on; v...
Conclusion: The music in Days of the Blade is far more impressive than you’ll realize at first. Whether or not you have a surround sound setup, the music is just fantastic.
Summary: While this action adventure game flexes a bit of the PlayStation 3's graphical muscle with its mythical Japanese scenery, its rather shallow, derivative gameplay makes it
Pros: Great graphics and sound show off some of what the PlayStation 3 can do, Four considerably different playable characters plus multiple unique weapons, Some exciting bo...
Cons: Level design is often dull, and sometimes frustrating and confusing, Repetitive hack-and-slash combat rarely demands much skill or finesse, Some noticeable cut corners...
Conclusion: Published by Sony, Genji: Days of the Blade has been a launch title for the Playstation 3 in every territory the console has been made available in so far.