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Submitted by uxo22 1556d ago | news

'Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire' for Wii has promise but fails to impress

Sometimes you have to slog through the beginning of a video game, hoping and assuming that the first level or two of bland and boring gameplay will lead to something better.

Surely a game couldn't hit the market and sell for about $50 if it was really that dull and underwhelming?

Unfortunately, sometimes first impressions are accurate. And the final word on "Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire" for the Nintendo Wii from D3 Publisher of America is that it's just as bad as it seems. (Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire, Wii)

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