Red Steel is an exclusive Wii launch title that takes full advantage of the console's innovative controller and puts players directly into the action-packed first-person experience with the weapon in their hand - literally. An engaging storyline unfolds as you learn that your fiancee has been kidnapped and her father - a Japanese mafia kingpin - murdered by a rival gang. The only way to save your loved one and defend your honor is to journey from Los Angeles to Japan and confront the Tokyo underworld. By learning the ancient art of Japanese fighting with your katana and the focused precision of modern firearms, you will progress and adapt yourself to this foreign environment, where skills alone may not guarantee you victory.
I really like the idea of this game... but there were shortcomings... the sound was above average for the Wii... but the graphics left something to be desired.. this may be because I am using a HI Def TV.... Last but not least... the controls... they seemed a bit jumpy... it would turn me the other way if i pointed the wii mote too far off screen... but none the less i have seen better... this game is ok.. .if you have rented all of your most wanted... but not a first choice... Trust m
Ce jeu est sorti dans les tous début de la Wii donc sa prise en main se fait plus difficilement. Comme c'est le premier FPS conçu pour cette console, les défauts techniques sont compréhensible surtout que le titre a été conçu en très peu de temps. Graphiquement, ce jeu a des hauts et des bas; certaines textures sont exceptionnelle surtout pour les capacités de la console tandis que d'autres sont vraiment horrible. Un jeu moyen mais bon pour louer.
I was looking forward to playing this game and it was one of the reasons I bought the Wii console. However, the control system was very frustrating and difficult to use. I'm an impatient person when it comes to certain things, and games that are difficult to play just aren't any fun at all. The concept was good though. Maybe the installment in the series will be better.
