Parents need to know that Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 is not a child's game. While it has an over-the-top, comic book feel with villains and heroes wielding supernatural powers, the game emphasizes destruction and violence by showing dismemberment and blood. Also, several female character are dressed in revealing, provocative costumes displaying deep cleavage and jiggling breasts. Players can wiggle the controller to make these characters' breast move. In a brief scene, a women is shown naked, dripping in blood, before she transforms into a demon. The game can be played online with open chat so the potential to hear unsavory language is there.
Educational value:The publishers of this game make no claims about any educational value.
Positive messages:The superhero characters in this game do battle against demons, dispatching them in extremely violent fashion with swords, arrows, knives, guns, hammers, and spells. The game depicts a sinister, savage world which could be overrun with evil lords.
Positive role models:However noble in their mission to suppress evil, these heroes use means so violent, they shouldn't be upheld as role models for kids.
Ease of play:The game is easy to pick up for experienced action gamers, though offers a range of difficulty settings for a deeper challenge.
Violence:Players
fight numerous enemies and bosses such as ninjas, horned demons, winged beast, "fiends" etc. by using swords, guns, throwing stars,
and scythes. Enemies are generally supernatural, non-human creatures and blows produce flashes of purple light and mist. Enemies can be dismembered during battle and some blows prompt splatters of blood.
Sex:The three playable female characters are scantily clad with exaggerated breasts that bounce during combat. Further, by wiggling the controller, players can make their breasts jiggle. One cutscene depicts a woman, briefly naked and covered in blood who then morphs into a demon.
This game was made by Tecmo expecting to get a T rating , and it failed. The game really doesn't deserve a M rating , Sigma was meant to be a Ninja Gaiden Series for Teens but both games failed. Ninja Gaiden 2 for the Xbox 360 did deserve an M rating because it was insanely Violent but Sigma it not bad at all. The Violence in Ninja Gaiden Sigma is only moderate with a Prince of Persia level of Violence. I do not remember seeing Any / Much Blood in Gameplay. Overall this is a great game worth buying and can now be for $25 on Amazon. The combat in this game is absolutely epic and my favourite Hack and Slash game of All Time.
very fun and very violent u really cant see much blood because the levels are pretty dark for the most part but arms and other appendages are cut off during battle wether u mean to or not.its a stupid ability to make the famales' breasts jiggle and cant be done in less u shake the controller rampantly so just dont shake the frickin controller!the characters are trying to save the world from demons and such which is always good and common sense says that thier only means of doing that is violence and by the way how else would u do it? say please?wright a peace treaty? what? anyways that was off topic. this games good for people 11 and up.