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Generally favorable reviews- based on 25 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 14 out of 25
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Mixed: 9 out of 25
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Negative: 2 out of 25
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KyleD.Oct 9, 2004I think this was a great addition to anyone who loves games like onimusha and such. and the person who gave this a 2 can't even spell SHINOBI.
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RockernightriderFeb 8, 2004Sega ubber alles! nightshade is so almighty bad ass beat-em-up! nigtshade rules !
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RockernightriderFeb 8, 2004Sega ubber alles! nightshade is so almighty bad ass beat-em-up! nigtshade rules !
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RockernightriderFeb 8, 2004Sega ubber alles! nightshade is so almighty bad ass beat-em-up! nigtshade rules !
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Jan 28, 2013A great sequel to Shinobi. Its not AS good, though it is still just as hard. Camera still has issues, but its still fun.
Gameplay is good.
Storyline is okay.
Graphics are AWESOME (and VERY Japanese/Neo-Tokyo-ish).
Awards & Rankings
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#92 Most Discussed PS2 Game of 2004
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If you liked "Shinobi" but hated the controller-throwing difficulty of it, then you'll flip over Sega's latest ninja adventure. [Apr 2004, p.100]
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It does decrease the barrier of entry enough that the average gamer has a better shot at enjoying it. Combine that with superior level design and attractive graphics and my preference for it over "Shinobi" is obvious. It's still chock full of frustration and teeth-gnashing.
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The bottom line is, if you liked "Shinobi" then you'll most likely love Nightshade. With more unlockables and selectable difficulty's than it's predecessor (and replay value as well), Nightshade is a good buy.