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Slicing zombies with a ninja is supposed to be very fun, but Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z somehow fails completely at that, as explained here.

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Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes: " The Ninja Gaiden series is one that many gamers are familiar with and while Tecmo Koei and Team Ninja have had a few bumps in the road with the series in recent years, it is one highly regarded by fans. However what if the focus was taken off of Hayabusa and instead placed on a different type of ninja altogether. Well you would have a game called Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z. Coming from the minds of three different developers, is Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z worth picking up?"

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"Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z dose some decent things right like the cel-shaded comic book narrative... and, well thats about it." ~ Alex Martinet, GameRevolution

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You will feel like youve stepped right inside of some crazy cyborg ninja infected zombie comic book the entire time and that was very rewarding. On the flip-side Yaiba Ninja Gaiden Z is a throwback and former generation technology at its best youll find yourself wondering if the game is worth the $60 retail price tag when other games out there for that price-tag offer so much more.

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"Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z dose some decent things right like the cel-shaded comic book narrative... and, well thats about it." ~ Alex Martinet, GameRevolution

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You will feel like youve stepped right inside of some crazy cyborg ninja infected zombie comic book the entire time and that was very rewarding. On the flip-side Yaiba Ninja Gaiden Z is a throwback and former generation technology at its best youll find yourself wondering if the game is worth the $60 retail price tag when other games out there for that price-tag offer so much more.

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World War: Yaiba or AYEYAIAI.

I wanted to enjoy Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z, I really did, but it didn’t let me. For a series that has been M.I.A. since 2008 that was founded on providing killer combat, Yaiba’s gameplay boils down to simplified hack-and-slash gameplay that is unbalanced against the player. The Team NINJA and Keiji Inafune coloration has its high points with the cel-shaded art style, adding a wrinkle of charm that I didn’t expect to work, but it can’t mask all of its design flaws.

You play as a robotic cyborg samurai who is trying to find and kill Ryu Hayabusa during a zombie apocalypse set in Russia. Yaiba doesn’t take any time to set the stage for what’s to come through a mindless prologue that details the protagonist's backstory in less than three minutes. The narrative is used primarily to transition from vista to vista to continue the action. I recommend not taking the story seriously and enjoy the quick-tme vignettes in between the action featuring the cel-shaded artstyle. The storyline plays a lot like comic book with each level unfolding like a new monthly issue with Yaiba spilling gallons of blood with every turn of the page. It sets up the game nicely for the gameplay to take over, which is where the entire product drops the ball on.