Marty brings us his impressions on X-Blades in our review for the PS3
“Developed by Gaijin Entertainment and TopWare Interactive, and published by SouthPeak Interactive, X-Blades introduces Ayumi to the world, the girl who never played with dolls when she was little. There’s no pretence here, the game doesn’t try to disguise itself as anything cerebrally challenging; X-Blades sits firmly in the hack-and-slash camp, the question is, does the game cut the mustard?…”
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