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Ninja Gaiden II (Platinum Hits) | 
| From: Tecmo/Team Ninja
Category: Video Games
List Price: $19.99
Buy New: $8.97
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New (41) Used (59) Collectible (2) from $6.95
Seller: goodie187
Rating:  116 reviews
Sales Rank: 370
Platform: Xbox 360
Genre: Action Games
ESRB: Mature
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Age: 17 - 20 years
Operating System: Xbox 360
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 5.7 x 7.5 x 0.6
480p Support
Dolby Digital
Dolby Digital 5.1
Memory Card
MPN: FZA001
Model: 882224552059
UPC: 882224552059
EAN: 0882224944328
ASIN: B000ZK696O
Publication Date: January 2010
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Play as Ryu Hayabusa and avenge his clan while preventing the destruction of the human race | | • | Travel to New York, Tokyo and even the Netherworld to complete your mission | | • | Wield an impressive assortment of brutal new primary weapons and lethal ninja weaponry | | • | Combine unique acrobatic combat moves and use new Obliteration Techniques to make the enemy pay | | • | See if you can survive through the exciting Story mode |
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Product Description
Are you brave enough to avenge your clan? In Ninja Gaiden 2 for Xbox 360, there's only one warrior brave enough: Ryu Hayabusa. Guide him on a mission to save the entire human race. Follow Ryu through an extensive Story mode and struggle to survive in a world filled with peril. From Tokyo to New York to the demon-filled crevices of the Netherworld, you'll go to dangerous lengths to reclaim justice for the fallen. Traditional and improved versions of Ryu's primary weapons create a new action-packed twist on this exciting series. Your actions will decide the fate of mankind ? can you prevent destruction at all costs? This highly evolved sequel combines familiar and brand-new gameplay elements. Precision controls let you execute kicks, punches and sword slices with pinpoint accuracy, and now you'll be able to finish off opponents with amazing Obliteration Techniques. A new auto-healing system features damage that is restored at save points, adding a new twist to managing your health. Join the all-new Master Ninja Tournament on Xbox Live and see if you can make a name for yourself on the leaderboards.
Choose from several difficulty levels for just the right amount of challenge Upload Karma scores to Xbox Live leaderboards and take part in the Master Ninja Tournament New auto healing system restores damage at save points
Amazon.com
There's only one warrior brave enough to avenge his clan: Ryu Hayabusa. Guide him on a mission to save the entire human race in Ninja Gaiden II. Follow Ryu through an extensive Story mode and struggle to survive in a world filled with peril. From Tokyo to New York to the demon-filled crevices of the Netherworld, you'll go to dangerous lengths to reclaim justice for the fallen. Traditional and improved versions of Ryu's primary weapons create a new action-packed twist on this exciting series. Your actions will decide the fate of mankind — can you prevent destruction at all costs? | Key Features
- Exhilarating ninja action: Assume the role of a ninja warrior and experience an all-new combat system that requires skill and mastery of your full arsenal of weapons, including Obliteration Techniques allowing you to quickly and stylishly finish off an opponent. In addition to a variety of brutal new primary weapons and enhanced versions of previous favorites, Ninja Gaiden II features unique acrobatic combat and attacks used not only by Ryu Hayabusa but also by his formidable enemies.
- Easy to play, hard to master: Ninja Gaiden II’s new auto-healing system featuring semi-permanent damage restored at save points is the natural evolution of the franchise’s distinctive gameplay, and introduces a new twist to managing health. Featuring a newly implemented auto-healing functionality and save point system, as well as an extensive story mode and multiple difficulty levels available from the start of the game, the gameplay is accessible to more casual players and challenging to even the most demanding gamers.
- Massive content and engrossing story: The themes of revenge and friendship in Ninja Gaiden II give rise to a series of dramatic events to create a truly compelling story. From Tokyo to New York and to the Netherworld, the story leads you through a lengthy, action-packed story mode as you skillfully maneuver Ryu Hayabusa through a demonized world fraught with peril and danger. In addition to the single-player campaign, upload Karma scores to Xbox LIVE leaderboards and participate in an all-new Master Ninja Tournament.
- Realistic graphics in next-generation gaming: Built from the ground-up from Team Ninja's in-house gaming engine for Xbox 360, Ninja Gaiden II represents the best in amazing visuals, responsive control, and thrilling combat with an extensive assortment of ninja weaponry.
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| Synopsis
Ninja Gaiden II makes its long-awaited debut on Xbox 360 as the blockbuster action-packed sequel to Ninja Gaiden. Ninja Gaiden II features a new and improved game engine, developed from the ground up exclusively for Microsoft and Xbox 360 by Team Ninja and legendary game developer Tomonobu Itagaki, creator of the famed Dead or Alive franchise.
Guide Ryu Hayabusa on a mission to avenge his clan and prevent the destruction of the human race. Armed with an assortment of ninja weaponry, help Ryu to skillfully maneuver through a world fraught with peril and danger. Ninja Gaiden II features an all-new gameplay engine, new auto-health regeneration system, levels, adventures, enemies, and thrilling combat with an extensive assortment of ninja weaponry, representing a true evolution of the highly popular franchise.
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 My FAV 3rd Person Slasher. For serious gamers with patience. August 21, 2010
Cozmos (Georgia)
I don't mean patience as in you'll be waiting for the good parts. I meant you'll be getting hit in the face the entire game, even in the easiest difficulty.
I don't prefer to think of the difficulty settings as being Easy(Acolyte) and Hard(Warrior). Acolyte difficulty is more like Hard difficulty and Warrior is more like Very Hard. In Acolyte setting you'll find yourself learning to play the game and quickly using what you learned to play it. You better have learned well because if you haven't this game will kill you. If you didn't learn from the first Acolyte and jumped straight into Warrior, you would have a very frustrating time learning the mechanics.
I have been a fan of the Devil May Cry/Onimusha/God Of War style games for a long time. Some can be proven to be difficult, some are moderately challenging, and some are a great experience but seriously held your hand the entire game...
Ninja Gaiden 2 decided to throw that concept out the window and show you that sometimes learning to play a game means dying a whole lot. Luckily getting back to where you met defeat isn't so tedious but you still can't expect to respawn where you died or anything.
I guess I can try to better describe some deeper things to better my point. If you have played any of the 'like' games, you'd notice that they all have very involving combat styles and are addicting. You'll also notice that it can get kind of hard later on in the game on the harder difficulties but for the most part, you just watch a few minor things and you're ok. Pretty much this level of gaming is like autopilot for the brain. You are paying attention and enjoying yourself, but you are also paying attention to other things; the scenery, other thoughts in your mind, etc. For the most part your battle can be conducted without having all of your attention in these battles.
NOT THIS GAME. I'd say by the second/third level of acolyte, and the FIRST level of warrior you are already experiencing this: you have to pay so much attention to your surrounding opponents and environment that if you just so happen as to direct some attention to other thoughts, you will get owned. I started thinking about some things last night playing this game and died in like 15 seconds. Didn't see it coming. You have some opportunities to gain healing items, but typically they are foolish to use in skirmishes with minions instead of bosses.(The bosses are terribly powerful and do not hesitate to own your face.) You have to practice combat and remember to keep every opponent busy and manipulate them and your surroundings to take as little damage as possible before you get to the boss so you can keep your much needed healing items for the boss battles.
One thing that is awesome about this 'difficult combat' aspect, is once you know exactly how to manipulate the enemies and stay on the horde, the battle sequences look SO good. You actually have full interaction inside all of the insanity and death. It's very difficult but very rewarding because of it. I much prefer games that take practice over games that are accessible to anyone. (Street Fighter 4 for example). If you wanted a good, violent 3rd person slasher game, and you prefer a challenge that you can always get better at and always find challenging? Look no further
 Not for casual gamers August 21, 2010
RI_Mike
"Easy" apparently means different things to different people, and the creators of Ninja Gaiden 2 are either illiterate or just wanted to fool folks into buying their game. I'm a casual gamer, not looking for a eject-and-throw-the-disc-at-the-wall experience, and when a game has an easy setting I expect it to be just that. Perhaps the God of War series has spoiled me? Luckily I only dropped [...] for this crap, and should hopefully get at least 4 when I trade it in for, hopefully, a game that has an easy level that lives up to the name. But at least this game isn't as bad as Ninja Blade, as Ninja Gaiden 2 at least has multiple save points throughout, whereas with Ninja Blade you have the same ignoring/illiteracy when it comes to the word "easy", but can't save until you've played through an entire level, multiple boss battles and all.
Great Game, Great Price August 11, 2010
Michael J. Pascoe
Great game especially for the price. It;s a bit older now so the price has dropped alot. If you are a fan of the series or have never played it before, it is definitely a game you want to check out.
great game July 1, 2010
shawn gorsuch
i love this game soo much action,so much blood. has a lot of stuff to it. love the weapons and the combat. boss fights are pretty good. if you love action games id defintely recommend this game.
Great Memories June 27, 2010
Mike Corser
i bough this game because it was one of my firts games when i was a kid i love it i enjoy it pretty good one
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