Unfortunately, Nanobreaker's badly-positioned save points and miserly-supplied health pick-ups made the experience more frustrating than entertaining.

A very run-of-the-mill platform adventure...It's all spoon-fed to you.

Disappointly average visuals...Suffers from erratic controls and tired gameplay.

About as interesting as keeping a pistol for a pet...It's a fine technical achievement, sure, but there's little game here. The graphics alone keep Killzone off the bottom.

Overall it seems like the production attitude was, to quote the Simon Cowell-managed Westlife, "Hey, whatever." A very poor cash-in, and one to avoid.

Rengoku's clunky control system does well to convince you you're a steel-clad cyborg, but unfortunately this rigid feel doesn't lend itself to an enjoyable game. [JPN Import]

Completely and utterly relentless...It's totally unforgiving... For devotees and masochists only.

It's just not very good...Missions are hamstrung by some sloppy ideas and a noticeable lack of playtesting.

It's just not very good...Missions are hamstrung by some sloppy ideas and a noticeable lack of playtesting.

There are flashes, bangs, and crashes, but after more than an hour of playing it, the only thing you're really want is to lie down about a few rounds of Majong...If called upon to describe MA2 in a single word, that word would be relentless. This game is furious, sure, but it definitely isn't fast.

Quite rough around the edges which suggests that it was rushed out to meet the DS launch date. Very disappointed.

It's graceful to the point of being sedate.

It's just not very good...Missions are hamstrung by some sloppy ideas and a noticeable lack of playtesting.

The control system is nothing but a pain, with the analog stick used mostly for combat, and no camera control of movement. Even making Nina run is a button-mashing effort.

How is it possible to make a tedious game about the adventures of heroic mutants with super powers?

How is it possible to make a tedious game about the adventures of heroic mutants with super powers?

Anyone thinking of "getting a life" would be well advised to do so in the real world rather than this one. There's nothing wrong with the execution - it's the concept that's so dispiriting.