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Ninja Reflex Gets Special Steam Edition
Ninja Reflex Review: Cut To The Quick
While I am a huge fan of ninja and ninja accessories, I'm not all that fond of mini-game collections, so when EA announced Ninja Reflex for the Nintendo Wii I was understandably conflicted. On one hand, the game offered many traditional ninja-friendly activities - throwing shuriken, twirling nunchaku, swinging your sword about, and catching flies with chopsticks. On the other, mini-game collections aren't exactly known for offering the sort of deep experience I crave in my ninja games. It was the sort of internal conflict that could only be sorted out via heated battle. More »