A Preview Of The Awesome Gaming Style From Wii’s Muramasa: Demon Blade

Despite providing a wide range of exclusive titles tailored for its own unique control function, the Nintendo Wii is often forgotten for its action/RPG exclusives. However, one game unveiled at the end of 2009 took gaming sales by storm and won great praise throughout gaming circles; Wii’s Muramasa: Demon Blade.

The game tracks two sword slingers as they battle their way through their own missions. Kisuke is a young Ninja fighting to access his memories whilst searching for the ultimate blade, and Momohime, a samurai girl overtaken by an evil spirit. Wii’s Muramasa: Demon Blade is tailored towards the unique skills each of these protagonists employ as master sword users.

Gamers can utilize three varied control methods; the Wii remote itself, or by employingeither the Gamecube controller or the classic one. Furthermore, in a nice development, gamers can opt to play Wii’s Muramasa: Demon Blade as a deep RPG, promoting levelling up, or as a clean cut action game.

Visually, this title excels where mostother Wii offerings could falter. Likened to Square Enix’s Odin Sphere, the game features a classic Japanese art style currently becoming popular amongst gamers. There’s a vast range of swords to discover and forge throughout the campaign aswell, steeping users in sword mythos.

Wii’s Muramasa: Demon Blade is an awesome exclusive game which definitely earns the kudos it has amassed thus far. The differing play styles and great visuals offer a game which merits multiple playthroughs, a clear pick for fans of feudal Japanese culture and sword play!