Muramasa Sengo was a famous swordsmith. He lived in Japan in the 16th century. It was said that he was violent and mad, and those traits were passed on to … Read more
It's a shame the other elements of Muramasa do not reach the level of its amazing art, but the breathtaking visuals are reason enough to play through this adventure. The stylish combat lacks depth, which makes repetition sink in after just a few hours, but it is still fun to fly across the screen to strike down enemies with flair and test your new blades on your weary foes. Read more
There was always going to be an eventual advantage to the popularity of the Wii. Historically, the leading console in each generation has received the greatest share of niche and unique titles. While things often look bleak for gamers on the Wii, those willing to scratch beyond the surface will be exposed to some of the most unique and enjoyable experiences that are well off the trodden path. Read more