Then The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword arrived. Yet what Wii lacked was a game that fully and comprehensively proved its notion of movement-based play was right, that it could not only redefine a franchise, but do it for the better. Heading into 2011, even as the system was fading in popularity, Wii was home to dozens of great games, several of which can easily be regarded as some of the best in history. Publisher: Nintendo | Developer: Nintendo Super Mario Galaxy 2 will always be remembered as one of the greatest games in a generation. Whatever Mario on Wii U looks like, it's sure going to have a tough time beating this game. Even better is that Nintendo never dumbs down the difficulty, offering an adventure that is accessible to the inexperienced and experienced alike. Even more impressive is how new concepts are regularly introduced in an intuitive, logical manner. With level design alone, Galaxy 2 is a textbook example of taking simple ideas and expanding upon them in remarkable ways. What the title doesn't necessarily do in originality or innovation, it more than makes up for it in creative spirit and a true evolution of the 3D platforming/adventure genre. It might seem blasphemous, but it wouldn't be too tough to argue that Super Mario Galaxy 2 is better than Super Mario 64. There you have it! Dive into “Red Steel 2” and embark on an epic journey that blends the Old West’s charm with the East’s mystique.Publisher: Nintendo | Developer: Nintendo EAD Tokyo So, buckle up for an action-packed, brain-racking, katana-clashing adventure! And just when you think it’s all about action, later levels throw in brain-teasing puzzles. Navigating through quests becomes a breeze with a handy green arrow on the mini-map. Bosses that make you go “Uh-oh!” await at stage ends. Players transition from the arid desert town to lush verdant gardens and thrilling train sequences as the story unfolds. Have you ever swung a remote, hoping for a wide arc in-game, only to knock over a vase in real life? Worry not the Relaxed mode boosts sensitivity, ensuring epic in-game slashes without rearranging your living room! AN EPIC ADVENTURE UNFOLDS Thanks to Wii’s MotionPlus add-on, “Red Steel 2” offers refined motion detection. The game isn’t just about looking cool it feels cool, too. Fancy a machine gun or rifle? Judd’s your guy! But remember, the essence lies in mastering the blade. New moves, gear, and firearms become available for purchase, thanks to the moolah hidden in every nook and cranny or earned by impressing Jian. But fret not, for our hero’s sword can not only slice but also do a neat trick – deflecting bullets! Through his journey, his skills and arsenal expand. Is he stepping out of the safe house? Be ready for a party – a sword-fighting party, that is! Up to six foes might challenge you at once. They bring depth, drama, and humor to the unfolding tale. Tagging along are Tamiko, the witty young Asian sidekick, Jian, the wise swordmaster (who’s always up for lending his blade), and Judd, the sheriff who’s perhaps enjoyed one too many drinks. NOT JUST A LONE RANGERĪs the saying goes, when trying to save a katana-infused town, it helps to have friends! Our protagonist isn’t wandering the dusty streets alone. It’s now a quest fueled by revenge, retribution, and retrieving that stolen blade. Not only do these rascals have the town, but they also snatched his cherished Sora katana.

Our mysterious man returns from exile to Caldera, only to find it infested by the notorious Jackals and learn of his family’s tragic end.

Remember that scene in your favorite western when the lone cowboy stands off against a samurai? No? That’s because it only happens in “Red Steel 2.” The game marries the feel of Clint Eastwood with that of a Kurosawa epic. It’s a dazzling world painted with cel-shaded graphics, introducing a hero set on avenging his clan, fighting bandits, and uncovering the enigma of a legendary katana. While maintaining the immersive first-person combat perspective, it surprises players with an unrelated, fresh narrative.

“Red Steel 2” has hopped out of the bustling urban jungle and into an Old West setting with a pinch of Eastern allure and a sprinkle of sci-fi magic.

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