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Izuna 2: The Unemployed Ninja Returns

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It's got plenty of humor and style, but unless you're a dungeon-grinding masochist, Izuna 2 is too punishing to enjoy.

Available on: DS
Genre: Role Playing
Release date: Jul 22, 2008
Published by: Atlus
Developed by: Success,Ninja Studio

Multiplayer Modes:

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1 player SOLO

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Review

Once more adding humor and sexiness to painful grinding

Jul 25, 2008

Life can be hard, but there is usually a lesson to be learned in defeat. Following that notion, Izuna and its dungeon-crawler brethren are a freaking fountain of knowledge, because they are built on the principle of unforgiving difficulty. Sure, there are some easier games in the genre, but these turn-based action games (we know it’s an oxymoron) are some of the most purposely wicked titles around, because they are built on the principle of unforgiving difficulty. ...

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