Action

Here we have all the games in the Action Section.
PS2
Action
Played a wandering samurai who encounters various rogues along the way requiring quick thinking to dispatch some rough justice. Plays like an update of the Western themed Law of the West with multiple routes possible depending on the player’s attitude, bravery and amount of moral fibre. Its intriguing to see how players react. Gameplay can be ruthlessly realistic at times as some gamers will soon find out to there surprise there’s no getting up from a full body slash. But the mechanic soon becomes second nature as attacks are first countered before launching a blade back at the opponent. Its possible to collect the swords which samurai soon get attached to having survived a hairy confrontation thanks to its strength.
Super Famicom
Action
Well worthy of its Famitsu award for excellence performing what seemed only possible on a high end PC at the time and bringing the first person shooter to the Super Famicom. A critical title in the development of the genre in the pre-Doom era, its Wolfenstein’s speed and wartime atmosphere that brought the game such high praise. Just as playable today.
PS2
Action
A very under-rated third person shooter that works a real treat with the fine balance struck between graphical pizazz and frame rate. The targeting system works a treat and it deserves a second look for those missing it first time round.
PS2
Action
Looking like a tribute to the mighty Jet Set Radio is a compliment indeed with super fly, fresh, cel shaded graphics full of garish colours and free form surrounds to skate or die for. Comes with a finger board attachment for the Dual Shock to make the skate moves players pull off all the more sweetly rewarding. A quirky skate title that stand out from the crowd and Koei should be applauded for that. Also known as Yanya Caballista City Skater.
PS2
Action
Looking like a tribute to the mighty Jet Set Radio is a compliment indeed with super fly, fresh, cel shaded graphics full of garish colours and free form surrounds to skate or die for. Comes with a finger board attachment for the Dual Shock to make the skate moves players pull off all the more sweetly rewarding. A quirky skate title that stand out from the crowd and Koei should be applauded for that. Also known as Yanya Caballista City Skater.
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PS2
Action
Feudal fight game with plenty of samurai to fight along the scenic, autumnal path but the odd crow like man and oni for good measure to truly test your swordplay as the games heroine.
Famicom Cart
Action
A beautiful taster of what was to come in Parodius et al. The Penguin hero of the title piles on the pounds with each hit and therefore gets less likely to make the time limit controlled end of level. Full of colourful, Konami fun and humour and a real gem of a Famicom game.
Nintendo DS
Action
Club Nintendo exclusive but the ghost memberships were well worth the effort when playing this wee belter. Strangely expansive for a give away title (well for those with the required points) with atmospheric rain lashing down on the Goemon style towns through which our samurai be suited players stroll. Plenty of opportunities to test martial arts ability soon prevail with the mic being used to issue commands to your player such as kick or punch. Players can also transform into a lycra suited sentai with the feel of plenty of cheese and ham as in Ouendan as the over the top transformations take place. Multiplayer only for two or three players and players must work in true Wa harmony to beat the bad boss.
Nintendo DS
Action
Club Nintendo exclusive but the ghost memberships were well worth the effort when playing this wee belter. Strangely expansive for a give away title (well for those with the required points) with atmospheric rain lashing down on the Goemon style towns through which our samurai be suited players stroll. Plenty of opportunities to test martial arts ability soon prevail with the mic being used to issue commands to your player such as kick or punch. Players can also transform into a lycra suited sentai with the feel of plenty of cheese and ham as in Ouendan as the over the top transformations take place. Multiplayer only for two or three players and players must work in true Wa harmony to beat the bad boss.
PS2
Action
Its not so much what you see in Fatal Frame, more what you imagine is around the corner, breathing heavily. The young lady star of the game called Miku must hold her nerve and capture the supernatural occurrences in the creepy mansion on her camera.

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