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Dragon Blade: Wrath Of Fire Dragon Blade: Wrath Of Fire
Amazon Price: $19.99
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Release Date: September 25, 2007
ESRB: Teen
Publisher: D3 Publisher
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Release Date: September 25, 2007
ESRB: Teen
Publisher: D3 Publisher
User Rating:
(8 Ratings)
Amazon Customer Rating:
16 owning the game
(8 Ratings)Amazon Customer Rating:
16 owning the game◄
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If they made the boss battles from easy to hard instead of hard to i assume hard but havent seem them yet to know, this game could of been one of the best Wii games out there
First thing you do when you a game is look at its box cover, pretty sweet huh? And you know how they say don't judge a book by it's cover? Well judge this one cause its pretty sad. At around 50 dollars or so, I thought at first it was on sale, then I found out it was a budget game.
Yes yes it sucks I know, but lets get into the game now.
Ok the basic story is this dude named Va-something I'll just call him V, was the god of dragons when some humans betrayed him and stole his power.
Those humans turned into dragons so its up to you to kill them all, sounds simple right? Wrong. First off, the main protagonist goes off fighting these 50-foot tall beasts: in a tank top. What the hell? Who's idea was it not to give this dumbass a decent piece of armour? The only way to acquire some armour is to collect shards, but 6 per piece and the armour doesn't do much for helping you out, it just looks cool. Ok now lets get to fighting the dragons, the rule to defending yourself against these brutes is: 2 blows and you're dead. No I'm not kidding, these things can totally pwn you in less then a second, plus you're idiot character doesn't even run that fast, so you have no chance of dodging the attacks. And while we are on the topic of health, what the hell? There is a max of 3 health statues per level, and they only heal a quarter of your health, plus your health is extremely low for the first 6 levels of the game making it near ******* impossible to complete it. On to graphics, it's a budget game.
'Nuff said
Another thing that really flips my **** in this game is the sword you have, it's almost annoying as Navi in the Legend of Zelda games, or Navi and that damn owl combined, well it's still annoying as hell.
As for sounds and music? total bullcrap, same thing looped over and over again. No voice acting, hell even the sound of my fart is better then this ****.
Overall I suggest that if you get this as a gift, shove it back to the person who gave it to you and say " YOU LITTLE **** FOR GIVING ME THIS ****** GAME! I'M GONNA KICK YOUR ASS UNLESS YOU DON'T GIVE ME THE RECEIPT FOR THIS ASS WIPE OF A GAME"
Nah just kidding, but really this game sucks, it doesn't even deserve one star.
One of the only cons to the game, however, are the Wiimote slashes. Some enemies (for example, spiders) are very small and low to the ground, so you have to slash down with the Wiimote to hit them. Unfortunately, the controls are not perfect, and you do not always end up doing the move you're trying to. Boo to that. Otherwise, the game seems to be a decent and solid adventure game. I guess I would be happier if the map was more open-ended like in Twilight Princess, but rather each area is a stage, and reaching the end of it moves the story to the next area.
Give this game a rent before purchasing it.