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| PLATFORM: | Xbox |
| AGE GROUP: | 12 years and up, 12 years and up |
| CATEGORY: | Video Games |
| MANUFACTURER: | UBI Soft |
| ESRB RATING: | Teen |
| FEATURES: | Master all the whirling acrobatics, dizzying combos, and impossible dodges from the film, Vengeance, honor, and betrayal unfold as you embark on the quests of Li Mu Bai, Yu Shu Lien, Jen, and "Dark Cloud" Lo, Includes multiple endings based on your in-game performance, Unlock special videogame "Making Of" footage, an exclusive comic, bonus play modes and costumes, and other secrets, For 1 player |
| MEDIA: | Video Game |
| MPN: | XBX UBI 51032 |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| ACCESSORIES: | |
| UPC: | 008888510321 |
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Customer Reviews of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
awful really awful when i heard there was a crouching tiger hidden dragon video game for the xbox i was so happy intill i bought it every thing about this game is horrible such as the graphics they were the whorst graphics i have seen i have seen better graphics in a old super nes game the enemy Ai was horrible they would surround you and attack at once and if you mannage to attack the enemys in escape they would just go back in their oringal spot where they once were in another bad thing is the camera angles 7 out of ten you cant see where your going in that sucks do not buy this game becaues if you do you will be sorry trust me when i say your be sorry.
At Least it was Better Than the Movie
I have been in many a situation in which the game was somewhat better than the movie, much the proverbial book (Get it? "The book was better than the movie"? Oh, just forget it). I can say without a doubt that I thought this game was slightly better than the movie. Of course, I thought that the movie was boring and without point, so that should give you an idea of what the game was like.
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>The game starts with you as the ninja lady from the film. You do rooftop jumps and wall runs and beat up the "good-guys." The rooftop jumps are pretty stupid, and the walls runs are unreasonably hard. Prince of Persia could do it. Ninja Gaiden could do it. This game couldn't.
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>The fighting system is lame. There are only so many combos to pull off (x,x,x; x,x,x,y; x,x,x,b) and many combos are reused on different weapons, resulting in boring, un-fun fun.
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>Then there's the blocking system. This had promise. There were stipulations: blocking still allows minor damage and if you block with a weapon long enough it breaks. However, you can avoid damage (to you and your weapon) if you "combo block." This is where you dodge the enemy's weapon in a style reminiscent of the film. This is at first ridiculously difficult as you try to figure out just what the heck they mean by "use the block button in sequence with the flashing thingy in the upper left hand corner of your screen." Once you realize what's what, it becomes far too easy to rapidly press the block button while the thingy is flashing. 9 out of 10 times it'll work.
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>This game is for the romantic nostalgics out there. You see, each time I played a level I softly said, "Hey, this reminds me of that level in Tenchu: Return from Darkness." Or, "This reminds me of that level in Red Dead Revolver." The only problem was the levels that reminded me of those games weren't as good as those games! Still, you have to give points to any game that allows you to end your own virtual life by leaping headfirst and screaming from a cliff. I wonder when they'll be a whole game like that?
sucks
This game suks period.Everything was boring it is a waist of money