Critic Reviews
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Happy Puppy
The added bonuses in gameplay, such as critical hits and non-linear play, are what make this game definitely worth checking out. So get out your dancing shoes, and start slashing to the beat.
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| 75 |
Daily Radar
Stylish and fun despite some repetitiveness, this is one of the better action games you can pick up this year.
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| 69 |
PSX Nation
Blade in the end disappoints with frustratingly cheap gameplay that offers little fun.
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| 50 |
Hot Games
This is old-school gaming -- it feels like Urban Chaos, looks like the first Tomb Raider, and smells like a bomb.
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| 46 |
GameSpot
Blade lacks the energy of the film, the feel of the comic, and the standards set by other games in its genre.
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| 40 |
GamePro
Blade is a kick-ass hero in the comics and movies, but take away the "kick" and what you're left with adequately describes this game.
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| 39 |
Da Gameboyz
The game just doesn't work. This is hard to explain, but for whatever reason Blade simply doesn't gel properly. There is a sort of intangible loathing that emanates from it.
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| 35 |
IGN
An ugly, late-as-hell game with a lousy framerate and confusticated control. I dunno. Whys and wherefores shouldn't be my department. Just don't buy this.
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| 33 |
Game Revolution
When you add in the fact that the camera seems to have a mind of it's own, then factor in the slowdown, compounded with the fact that you can barely see your opponents because it's so freakishly dark, you have to wonder why you're wasting time on this painfully inadequate, near crap game.
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| 33 |
Gaming Age
The actual game is such a mess that even hardcore action gamers will think twice about ridding the world of vampires.
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| 32 |
Antagonist
Tell everyone you meet not to buy or rent this game. Ever.
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