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It is nice to see how future fps turn out to be with great controls of a pc on a wii is fantastic red steel delivers in that regard and make a very great game...over all with destrutable enviorements and great lighting effects....must have for any wii owner from Circuitcity.com Overall the game does lack a little. There are better games out there, but Red Steel does contain a pretty good single player mode and a fun split screen multiplayer. The swordplay aspect and the cutscenes are really the only places the game is lacking. from Walmart.com Red Steel is a game that is playable but only if you have the patience to not throw the game disc in the trash. Overall I give it a 3out of 5 because at times it can be enjoyable but the other 40 percent of the game is a miserable mess. from Amazon.com bad graphics, poor story, too easy, after play RE4, don't waste your money in Red Steel, aburrido!!!! pesimo!!! from Amazon.com On top of this the game is littered with little glitches and load times that are way too long considering the level sizes and that the graphics, while not being bad, are nothing to gaze at either. The other thing that really bugs me is the terrible design of the menus throughout the game. This game is overall just a huge disappointment, hopefully if they make a Red Steel 2 they can learn from their mistakes. from Amazon.com Instead of concentrating on the latest and greatest in graphics and technicality, Nintendo's Wii was and is rather (attempting to) boast a "revolutionary" new controller and gameplay style, which is a refreshing idea itself. The controller design is a good idea, as it's more "realistic" than the PS3's and 360's, seeing as how it takes advantage of the Wii's motion sensor. Any movement you make (in most games, like "Red Steel" and "Wii Sports"), the same happens on screen. I think out of all of the Wii games that I've played so far, "Red Steel" is the most entertaining, and it has a lot of promise..but it gives off the worst impression of the Wii remote. from Amazon.com As the Wii intends, the gameplay of Red Steel is the strongest initial attraction. Its alot of fun pointing at the screen like in 1985 with Duckhunt. from Amazon.com Red Steel packs in a lot of interesting ideas and quirks that ultimately just don't come together. Whether it was due to unfamiliarity with the Wii technology, the rush to meet a console launch deadline, or both, Red Steel is filled with myriad glitches and annoyances for every innovation made. from Amazon.com To all the haters out there: you won't enjoy the game if you stop playing after the first level. Honestly, there's no point in even writing a review if you haven't beaten the whole thing. Red Steel is an excellent stab at the FPS genre on the Wii. Granted, at the beginning I was about ready to shut it off because of the step learning curve, but once you nail down the controls you don't even notice them. from Amazon.com Your elbows will definitely get a workout!!! Good selection of weapons and moves. The graphics are smooth and sophisticated and the cut-scenes are very comic-book-esque Overall, Red Steel will keep you busy for a while. Different endings add to the challenge as well. from Amazon.com

Released	over 3 years ago
ESRB Rating	T - (Teen)
Genre	Shooter
Publisher	Ubi Soft Entertainment
Control Elements	Gamepad
MPN	17324
Max. Number of Players	2
Online	Online Gaming Support
Release Date	Q4, 2006
UPC	008888173243

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