Vanillaware published a batch of new screenshots from Muramasa: The Demon Blade.
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Fantastic art, its sad this game don´t will sell very good.
I have to agree with you, the game has a fantastic art but don´t have the mega marketing campaign of other big titles.
the only two games i want for the wii...although both would benefit a lot more visually in high definition. especially muramasa
unfortunately, these days the only games that sell well are shooters and GTA. When people see something original like Muramasa or Bayonetta, they simply shun it.
Of course there are people who love original and stylish games, and those are the ones who wil buy Muramasa. I am proudly one of these people.
I WAS excited for this game until I saw some videos of it on Youtube. It seems, you go through one screen, kill 6 ninjas and then go to the next screen where you kill a few more ninjas, and so on and so on. There weren't any levels, from what I saw. This really bothers me because I was looking forward to this game.
I will have to see more to make this a must buy. Beautiful art, but if this game has no levels, then count me out.