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Submitted by BIoodmask 1417d ago | review

Pocket Gamer: Ninja Reflex Review

Granted, Ninja Reflex isn't being positioned as a full-price release (retailing in the UK for £19.99) but it's still debatable if it offers value for money at that modest price. Had more content been included Pocket Gamer would have no problem in recommending this title, because it's clear that a lot of care and attention has been lavished on making sure it's as polished as possible.

As it stands, Pocket Gamer can't help but feel that anyone hoping to add 'ninja' to their Curriculum Vitae is going to feel more than a little short-changed by this.

Audio/Visual - 8
Gameplay - 6
Value - 5
Innovation - 6
Overall - (Ninja Reflex, Nintendo DS) 6/10

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