- Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
- Release Date: Aug 15, 2006
User Score
6.3
out of 10
Mixed or average reviews- based on 44 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 24 out of 44
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Mixed: 7 out of 44
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Negative: 13 out of 44
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PimB.Feb 18, 200710Its a very addictive game that never ends.
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JamesA.Dec 21, 20067
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ZainI.Aug 15, 20061Ugly, old, glitched, half-cooked...ABSTAIN from this!
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FrankW.Aug 19, 20063Honestly....if a lot of enemies on 1 screen is what you want, play Dead Rising....atleast I can tell that's a next gen game...N3 is a failure...The gameplay is just wrong...Voice acting is horrible...Character designs are generic Korean MMORPG style... No surprise at at all...I'm returning this game.
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DarrenD.Oct 1, 20074Repetetive, repetetive and repetetive. I was willijg to give it a go but it was too bad a game to even bother after the first few levels. Unless you like mashing buttons and hacking and slashing constantly then give it a miss.
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oliverblomgrenFeb 20, 20088
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RicheP.Aug 14, 20068this game is fatastic as far a gamplay goes,I've never seen thismany enemies doing diffrent things on one screen.torhat saidth should been put out for the x-box 1 system. wait til it becomes greatest hits price but definately buy fun game!
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BruinsFanAug 15, 20064
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TheBigmacAug 22, 20069This is what videogames should be about. Pure Fun. Nothing more, nothing else. No simulated reality, Just plain fun. And finally a great game for the 360 for all of us who hate FPS and don't lose any sleep over Madden of Ghost Recon Games. The further you advance, the more powerful you become, cooles powers you obtain, It rocks. Rent it firts thou.
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MikeM.Sep 30, 20072
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lycos8Feb 29, 20083
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AndrewS.Oct 12, 20068This is an awesome game especially if your into the Dynasty Warriors games. Fantastic graphics and great gameplay. The only thing lacking is that each character you use has basically the same story line!!
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ACE5Oct 27, 20068
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UUu-_-Aug 19, 20064How could they claim this is a next-gen game....? Chracter animations and physics just seems wrong...Although a lot of characters on 1 screen the game is just not fun to play. You dont really get the feeling you are really slicing so many opponents. Dynasty Warriors series does that much better...
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CarcasGalacticAug 26, 20067Gets a seven. Talking is way off from the lips. Going for 50 min and then having to do it all over again when you die, just gay. Killing killing killing is sort of fun. Nice graphics is the movies. Nice to see the main character grap your boobs in the opening movie. Could have been alot better. If you have nothing better to do it's a good way to get gammer score.
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HarryL.Sep 14, 20065Good graphics but there's still a lot to improve on. Like the saving system!
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ChrisD.Dec 5, 20078Not the best game, but if you've never played a hack and slash game before (most of the population hasnt) then you'll love this. Just don't micromanage and you'll do really good.
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LionelE.Nov 16, 20076If you want to press one button a lot for a couple of hours, this is your game. If you want any kind of tactical depth, look elsewhere.
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Sep 1, 20103This game is just plain bad! I hated it so much I had to finish it as some sort of penance for buying it in the first place.
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Ninety-Nine Nights deserves a better score... That's a strange ways to put it, but it comes from the fact that its most grating flaws occur at such a fundamental level that it's a mystery they were ever tolerated at all. [JPN Import; June 2006, p.89]
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Half epic, half irritating slash-'em-up that's as grand as it is sloppy. [July 2006, p.69]
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50Most of the time Ninety-Nine Nights does look like a game which befits the ‘next-gen’ tag, and yet periodically it embarrasses itself with ‘previous-gen’ foibles. Playing N3 is a frustrating experience. [July 2006, p.124]