- Genre: Fighting (Wii)
- Perspective(s): First Person
- Released: Mar 23, 10 NA
- Publisher: Ubisoft
Release Dates
NA Mar 23, 10 EU Mar 26, 10 JP May 27, 10 AU Mar 25, 10
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Background
Red Steel 2 is the Wii exclusive sequel to Wii launch title Red Steel. Set in a futuristic desert metropolis, Red Steel 2 boasts a unique style as well as immersive gun and sword wielding thanks to the Wii Remote and Wii MotionPlus.
Game Play
Red Steel 2 is an action-fighting game, built primarily around the use of the Wii Remote as your gun and sword. Ubisoft has revealed little else about the game, though it seems likely that the game will follow suit with its precursor and have a first person perspective.
Features
Red Steel 2 is Ubisoft's first Wii MotionPlus supported game, and has been built from the ground up to utilize this feature to the fullest. Supposedly, the game will be able to accurately measure your direct movements and produce them on screen, as well as determine your swing power and precision during fights.
Hardware Info
Red Steel 2 is exclusive to the Nintendo Wii. It supports the Wii MotionPlus peripheral. Other details, such as online play and Wii Speak support are unknown at this time.
Neoseeker Editor's Take
Ubisoft returns to the fray with Red Steel 2, a sequel to the ill-fated 2006 action game. Does this one fare any better? Find out in our review. »Read Full Article
Ubisoft returns to the fray with Red Steel 2, a sequel to the ill-fated 2006 action game. Does this one fare any better? Find out in our review. »Read Full Article
Series
- Red Steel (2006)
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