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Udgivet: 2013-07-29, Forfatter: Jeremy , anmeldelse af: Gamingnexus.com
Muramasa: Rebirth was a great game on the Wii but on the Vita, it is a masterpiece. Excellent and engaging gameplay, enjoyable stories (yes, multiple), and one of the most visually appealing art styles ever used in a video game combine for an adventure th...
Udgivet: 2013-07-09, Forfatter: Adam , anmeldelse af: gotgame.com
Muramasa Rebirth is great for fans that have never played the game before. It adds a bit more but keeps the formula the same. For gamers that experienced it on the Wii, they may want to wait to get a judgment on the DLC characters or for a lower price bef...
Abstrakt: CommentOkay, roll call: who played Muramasa when it was called The Demon Blade? No? To be clear, it was a Wii game at the time. Published by Ignition… released in 2009…There was probably a reason that those who played it were so smitten with Muramasa– ...
Abstrakt: PS VitaThis would look so much better in HD. It was a thought that often crossed my mind when playing 2009's Wii title, Muramasa: The Demon Blade. So when given the chance to play Vanillaware's stunningly beautiful side-scrolling action RPG on the Play...
Abstrakt: Back in 2009, Wii owners were treated to yet another fantastic game from developer Vanillaware, who's not only bringing their unique and charming art style to the table, but some rather deep and tactical combat to boot. Four years later, fans can once aga...
Abstrakt: I wish we saw more in the way of 2D action games. Much as I love the DMC action formula, aped and reinterpreted by everything from Ninja Gaiden to God of War, there’s a certain purity to combat on a single plane. It holds true in fighting games and, as...
Abstrakt: Muramasa Rebirth follows two characters, both master of the Oboro Style of combat. Its users possess demon blades, swords forged with souls, and use dark attacks. Those who aren't masters of the style succumb to insanity, blood lust and murderous rages ag...
Abstrakt: Muramasa Rebirth is hands-down PlayStation Vita's prettiest game. It's not super-realistic looking like Uncharted: Golden Abyss or Killzone: Mercenary, but it's decidedly gorgeous and stylish. And while it's not always wise to judge a game based on its gr...
