The only real disappointment is that Katana doesn’t stretch the Wii’s capabilities with its visuals - in part, however, this must be compensation for the excellent framerate. But it’s a big game, with at least 100 missions and plenty of bonus content, including the dreaded minigames. It isn’t going to set the world alight, but it’s good fun and the most accomplished sword-swinger currently on the Wii.
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