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ubisoft red steel

By admin | March 4, 2009

ubisoft red steel

Ubisoft 19417 Red Steel 2 with MotionPlus Wii $49.4 Master numerous combos with your sword and your gun ranging from triggering exciting finishing kills parrying enemy attacks or even deflecting bullets with your sword Be The Swordsman: Embody a lonesome fighter a man of few words with a shaded past full of mystery. Face various and increasingly stronger enemies and defeat challenging bosses in epic and intense fights. Immersive Edgy Western Setting: Visit various locations through a remote mixed metropolis in the middle of the American desert where Eastern culture and Western culture have been smashed together into a hodgepodge jumble: Caldera. You will discover the game s immersive background and environment as you make your way through the adventure. Unique Precision Control of Your Weapons with Wii MotionPlus: The Wii MotionPlus provides 1: 1 recognition where the sword and gun movements are precisely replicated within the game. Slash the villains the way you want Plus Wii MotionPlus measures the power of your swing. The harder you swing the Wii Remote the harder the sword swings in the game Close Combat System: Feel like a powerful master swordsman and gunslinger thanks to the firstperson view that puts you in the middle of the action. Fight up to six enemies simultaneously and feel the power and freedom to use your sword or your gun at any time. Type: Software. Software Sub Type: Action/Adventure Game. ESRB Rating: T (Teen 13+). Platform Support: Wii. Compatibility: Wii Remote Wii MotionPlus.

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Ubisoft $66.91 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles Ubisoft Entertainment S.A. is a French computer and video game publisher and developer with headquarters in MontreuilsousBois, France. The company has facilities in over 20 countries, with studios in Toronto, Montreal and Quebec City, Canada; Bucharest, Romania; Barcelona, Spain; Shanghai, Chengdu, China; Singapore; Cary, North Carolina, USA; Dsseldorf, Germany; Sofia, Bulgaria; Casablanca, Morocco; Sydney, Australia; Milan, Italy; Pune, India and So Paulo, Brazil; Sweden; amongst other locations. As of 2004, it was the thirdlargest independent video game publisher in Europe, and the seventh largest in the United States. Ubisofts revenue for 20022003 was 453 million; for fiscal year 20032004, this grew to 508 million. As of 2005, Ubisoft employed more than 3,500 people, of which over 1,700 are classed as working in production. Author: Surhone, Lambert M./ Timpledon, Miriam T./ Marseken, Susan F. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 102 Publication Date: 2010/05/19 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.24 inches

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Red Steel 2 (Wii) $9.99 What a difference a few years can make. While the first Red Steel peaked gamers interest as a Wii launch title, some argued that the actual control system was lacking. Several years on, however, the series is back with several years of Wii development experience and Nintendo's MotionPlus accessory behind it. While Red Steel 2 follows its predecessor in terms of gameplay style, it features a whole new, unrelated plot that takes place in an unrelated game world. Where the previous title took you to modern-day Tokyo on a quest to rescue your fiance, this game takes place in a fictional Western setting riddled with elements of Eastern culture and centres around a burning need for revenge. You take on the role of an unnamed Swordsman, who's one of the last surviving members of the Kusagari-clan. Most of his fellow clansmen were murdered by a rival group called the Jackals, and so you must find their leader, Payne, and take retribution. Off you trot, sword in one hand, gun in the other... Ubisoft has been referring to Red Steel 2 as a 'first person adventure'. While shooting your foes is certainly an option, the publisher says you could feasibly complete the game without firing off a single shot. There's plenty of ledge-hopping, ladder-climbing, switch-flicking and, of course, sword swinging to keep you busy. With the use of MotionPlus (the game won't work without it) Ubisoft has upped the accuracy of the mapping between your real-life movements and your on-screen sword slashes meaning that, short of getting yourself a real blade, you'll never come closer to wielding a katana!

Red Steel (Wii) $4.99 In the Wii's march towards conquest of that ever-elusive casual games market, it's nice to see we true gamers haven't been forgotten. Red Steel is another Wii exclusive offering from Ubisoft aimed at the old faithful that slips through the Wii launch window. The game puts you in the thick of the Tokyo underworld with a sword in one hand, a gun in the other, making use of the Wii's unique control system to stretch the possibilities of the action/beat-em-up genre. Your fiancé, the daughter of a prominent Yakuza boss, has been kidnapped by the competition during their attempt to steal the Katana-giri. Naturally the task of getting her back falls to you. Armed with the above named sword (a symbol of leadership in Japan) you must travel from LA to Tokyo to get her back. Thus begins your quest through the Japanese underworld and the road towards becoming a modern-day samurai. And it doesn't come much more modern-day than using cutting edge firearms to accompany your katana. Rather than trying to create an ultra-realistic Japanese mafia game, Ubisoft uses a little bit of creative license to maximise the fun and playability. Players will find themselves very much on the outside of the culture, learning the traditions of Japan and witnessing the bizarre juxtaposition of old and new for the first time with the character. Eventually, however, you'll want to have placed yourself nice and comfortably within the Yakuza to form alliances to help you get back the little lady. The action makes full use of the Wii controller, and you should be more than a little excited at the proposition of having a crack at some good old-fashioned motion sensor sword play. Expect a nice blend of two-fisted samurai sword fighting and gun-toting mayhem.

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