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Step into a living comic book in this new take on the Ninja Gaiden series. Brandishing his ninja sword and the mecha weapons in his cyber arm, Yaiba slaughters zombies with brutal, over-the-top abandon. Will you slice enemies to pieces, crush them with Yaiba's cyborg arm or just rip off a zombie’s arms to use as nunchucks?
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Digital Trends
Apr 4, 2014
Yaiba succeeds admirably because it does what so few intentionally "so bad it's good" games do: It makes everything work.” - Economical, swift action. - Get to play as the token video game nemesis. - Never takes itself seriously except when it needs to work as a game. - Normal difficulty can be overly challenging at times. - Lack of enemy variety and simple combat may turn off action game aficionados. - Infrequent glitches. “An Act of Gonzo.” Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z names each of its seven levels, and its last one pulls double duty as both a challenge title and a mission statement.
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Game Informer
Mar 18, 2014
If you have the option, definitely play Yaiba on PC. The textures, resolution, and framerate are noticeably better and worth the extra few days’ wait.
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