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Saturday, January 14, 2012
NY Yankees Brian Cashman has best offseason with Michael Pineda trade, Hiroki Kuroda (New York Daily News) http://t.co/ePFhRmFY
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Yankees Remake Pitching Staff in One Day: A Fan's View (Yahoo! Contributor Network) http://t.co/vwkQbbj3
Reminder that the BBWAA dinner is one week away (Lower Hudson Online) http://t.co/u9oquRPU
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@NYYankeesLatest: Yanks improve rotation: Pineda, Kuroda head to Bronx (Zimbio) http://t.co/NkdxcfWs
@PlanoReport: TPG Capital affiliate paying $155 million to buy oil and gas properties from ... http://t.co/IKOtmjFD
Onechanbara: Bikini Zombie Slayers (2009)
Description Of Onechanbara: Bikini Zombie Slayers
Japan's mature-themed Onechanbara series officially comes to North America for the first time with Bikini Zombie Slayers, a hack-and-slash title designed to spill a lot of blood and show a lot of skin. Gamers take control of either Aya or Saki, two beautiful young women armed with samurai swords and revealing outfits, as they slice their way through hordes of writhing undead. Players use the Wii Remote to simulate swordplay, and killing enough enemies unlocks the girls' hidden powers, sending them into a murderous frenzy known as "Rage Mode." Gamers can take advantage of either character's unique fighting style in single-player battles, or unleash both girls on the zombie masses thanks to the two-player co-op mode. ~ Christopher Brown, All Game Guide
Developer:
Tamsoft Corporation
Publisher:
D3Publisher of America
ESRB Rating:
M (Violence, Blood and Gore, Suggestive Themes)
Category:
Action & Adventure
this game gets 3 out of 5
Red Steel (2006)
Description Of Red Steel
Red Steel is a first-person shooter that combines gunfights and swordplay with the Wii's unique motion-sensing controls. After the Yakuza abducts an unnamed American's Japanese fiancé, he journeys into the heart of Japan's underworld to confront a crime syndicate boss and his well-armed minions. Players begin the game equipped with a pistol and a sword, both of which showcase the platform's unusual control scheme. Holding the Wii Remote like a firearm, players point the controller at the television screen and squeeze the trigger-like B button to shoot. More precise shots are accomplished by extending one's arm to zoom-in on targets, as players freely look around their environment, duck, or jump using the analog-based Nunchuk attachment.
Those who dispose of enemies with efficiency and precision are rewarded with "focus," a technique represented by a gauge, which lets players freeze time and isolate multiple targets before taking them all out in one John Woo-inspired finishing move. The game's Tokyo-based locales will take players through gardens, corporate offices, dojos, restaurants, gaming parlors, and crowded streets, each offering destructible elements such as aquariums, pachinko machines, cars, neon lights, and more. The goal in each setting is to work your way past armed thugs and onto boss duels involving swords rather than guns. Swordfights are approached in a slightly different manner, as attacks require specific, pre-defined motions instead of the sword responding to your real-time movements. Red Steel also includes support for up to four players in a variety of competitive game modes. ~ Scott Alan Marriott, All Game Guide
the game gets 3 out of 5
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