Bujingai

THE GOOD:
The slick sword animations and nice graphics are nice to look at and the gameplay is pretty fun. The some music is nice to listen too. Also the main charcter's looks are based on a japanese pop star singer in Japan name Gackt. Also THe game is EXTREAMLY stylish.

THE BAD:
Although the graphics are good thats only for the CG and The charcter/bosses everything else wil bore you. Also some music is inspired while others are annoying.
Also te story is nonsensical. Also since the game is so short(only 8 lelvels) a rent is all that this game is worth.

SUMMARY:
Bujingai the forsaken city..........has absolutly nothing to do with the game and thats the freaking title. Weird aint it? Anyways, the game is about Lao, some grandmaster swordsman thats 3000 years old. You go to the levels in the game without much reason, its pretty much like DMC2 at first. Then you realize at the end why hes there.....but sometimes...

THE GOOD:
This game is fillid to overflowing with what is good. The gameplay delivers nonstop action, with a grace and ambience to rival other games in the genre. Bujigai also has a truly epic storyline that goes perfectly with the majestic beauty of the games appearance, a beauty rivaled only by Dynasty Warriors. While Bujigai relies on the basic repetative combat of Hack n Slashers, Bujingai delivers it with enough flash and enovation to keep you hooked for more. For example, the first Boss fight. It sounds simple enough, just go in and swing your sword, but there is a subtle strategy involved as you and the boss enter a dance of blades where you and the boss have only so many chances to block before your overpowered and anihilated. Top that off with multiple modes of play and difficulties and your life will slip away as you play hour upon hour of this game. For this Game, I give it a 5.

THE BAD:
The only thing I can think of is...