Muramasa: The Demon Blade

Without question, Muramasa: The Demon Blade is the most beautiful game on Wii. Its lavish, superbly animated world shames the system’s tepid 3D offerings to the point where “pretty for a Wii game” should be forever stricken from gaming phraseology. No doubt you’ve peeked at the screens, maybe even watched some videos, but to truly appreciate these visuals you need to experience them firsthand, a sincerely welcome task given that the backbone of the game is a battle system that allows you to chop ninjas, monsters and demons into bits.

Combat is a mix of Devil May Cry’s stylish acrobatics with Castle Crasher’s juggle-happy combo strings. Nearly every move can be chained into another, so you can strike two ninjas in front of you, hurl them in the air, turn around and deflect a shuriken back at another ninja across the screen, then leap into the air and continue pounding on the first two guys before they hit the ground, all without breaking a sweat. It goes on like this until they’re all dead, at which point you see a brief tally screen judging your performance, and then you’re running off in search of the next jaw-dropping, building-sized boss.

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