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Metal Arcade: Jason Bakker writes: Tecmo Koeis Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate is the fourth installment of the hack-and-slash crossover series, featuring a massive cast of characters from the Samurai Warriors and Dynasty Warriors franchises, as well as guest stars from Dead or Alive, Soul Calibur, Ninja Gaiden, Atelier, and more. Despite some repetitive gameplay and dated graphics, its a fun, exhilarating experience that will tide fans over until a proper next-gen release for the series.

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Jae Lee writes: It feels like a lifetime ago that I played the first Naruto game by Cyberconnect2. I remember being blown away by the visuals and its unique take on how a battle between two ninjas should look and feel like. Still, it was nothing more than a foundation for what I hoped would become the marquee licensed fighting game to set the bar for others to come. Unfortunately, as I revisit the series anew in this sequel, it hasnt quite shaped up to become everything that I hoped.

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Gamesblip offers their opinion on Bandai Namco's Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution for the PS3.

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Styx: Master of Shadows is as pure a stealth game as they come. It forces you to be thoughtful and to observe, and rewards your patience with a satisfying tension. The abilities Styx has at his disposal are all great fun to use, and the levels are designed in such a way as to encourage experimentation and creativity. Ghosting through a level is exhilarating in ways few recent games can match, and Styx brings a substantially better story to the table than most of its contemporaries. Despite a few rough edges, Styx: Master of Shadows deserves a place alongside Metal Gear Solid 3, Hitman: Blood Money, and Mark of the Ninja as one of the best titles the genre has to offer.