The history of medicine is replete with references to many different viruses, but none of them did not threaten people to death so terrible that the mind itself rebelled against what happened. However, a terrible plague which broke out on the streets of Tokyo, was just such a deadly curse. Causing genetic mutations and turning people into fierce monsters, it is rapidly expanding its "ownership" and is about to spill outside the city. Eventually, the virus could spread across the planet, and then centuries old and formidable history of human civilization is broken forever.

Placethe game a futuristic Tokyo, where Ken (above its design worked KeijiNakaoka, character designer Lost Planet), the protagonist of NinjaBlade, fights for the rights of ordinary Japanese samurai. Unlike NinjaGaiden II, the arsenal of the protagonist fills all three weapons, amongwhich you can switch in real time: katana (fast attack, which can besurprised the enemy), Souken (double swords, easy to replace nunchuck inbattle) and Taiken ( heavy sword, used mainly against the foe withheavy armor)

Place the game a futuristic Tokyo, where Ken (above its design worked Keiji Nakaoka, character designer Lost Planet), the protagonist of Ninja Blade, fights for the rights of ordinary Japanese samurai. Unlike Ninja Gaiden II, the arsenal of the protagonist fills all three weapons, among which you can switch in real time: katana (fast attack, which can be surprised the enemy), Souken (double swords, easy to replace nunchuck in battle) and Taiken ( heavy sword, used mainly against the foe with heavy armor)

Place the game a futuristic Tokyo, where Ken (above its design worked Keiji Nakaoka, character designer Lost Planet), the protagonist of Ninja Blade, fights for the rights of ordinary Japanese samurai. Unlike Ninja Gaiden II, the arsenal of the protagonist fills all three weapons, among which you can switch in real time: katana (fast attack, which can be surprised the enemy), Souken (double swords, easy to replace nunchuck in battle) and Taiken ( heavy sword, used mainly against the foe with heavy armor)

Placethe game a futuristic Tokyo, where Ken (above its design worked KeijiNakaoka, character designer Lost Planet), the protagonist of NinjaBlade, fights for the rights of ordinary Japanese samurai. Unlike NinjaGaiden II, the arsenal of the protagonist fills all three weapons, amongwhich you can switch in real time: katana (fast attack, which can besurprised the enemy), Souken (double swords, easy to replace nunchuck inbattle) and Taiken ( heavy sword, used mainly against the foe withheavy armor)

The history of medicine is replete with references to many different viruses, but none of them did not threaten people to death so terrible that the mind itself rebelled against what happened. However, a terrible plague which broke out on the streets of Tokyo, was just such a deadly curse. Causing genetic mutations and turning people into fierce monsters, it is rapidly expanding its "ownership" and is about to spill outside the city. Eventually, the virus could spread across the planet, and then centuries old and formidable history of human civilization is broken forever.

The history of medicine is replete with references to many different viruses, but none of them did not threaten people to death so terrible that the mind itself rebelled against what happened. However, a terrible plague which broke out on the streets of Tokyo, was just such a deadly curse. Causing genetic mutations and turning people into fierce monsters, it is rapidly expanding its "ownership" and is about to spill outside the city. Eventually, the virus could spread across the planet, and then centuries old and formidable history of human civilization is broken forever.

Thehistory of medicine is replete with references to many differentviruses, but none of them did not threaten people to death so terriblethat the mind itself rebelled against what happened. However, a terribleplague which broke out on the streets of Tokyo, was just such a deadlycurse. Causing genetic mutations and turning people into fiercemonsters, it is rapidly expanding its ownership and is about to spilloutside the city. Eventually, the virus could spread across the planet,and then centuries old and formidable history of human civilization isbroken forever.

The history of medicine is replete with references to many different viruses, but none of them did not threaten people to death so terrible that the mind itself rebelled against what happened. However, a terrible plague which broke out on the streets of Tokyo, was just such a deadly curse. Causing genetic mutations and turning people into fierce monsters, it is rapidly expanding its "ownership" and is about to spill outside the city. Eventually, the virus could spread across the planet, and then centuries old and formidable history of human civilization is broken forever.

Thehistory of medicine is replete with references to many differentviruses, but none of them did not threaten people to death so terriblethat the mind itself rebelled against what happened. However, a terribleplague which broke out on the streets of Tokyo, was just such a deadlycurse. Causing genetic mutations and turning people into fiercemonsters, it is rapidly expanding its ownership and is about to spilloutside the city. Eventually, the virus could spread across the planet,and then centuries old and formidable history of human civilization isbroken forever.

The history of medicine is replete with references to many different viruses, but none of them did not threaten people to death so terrible that the mind itself rebelled against what happened. However, a terrible plague which broke out on the streets of Tokyo, was just such a deadly curse. Causing genetic mutations and turning people into fierce monsters, it is rapidly expanding its "ownership" and is about to spill outside the city. Eventually, the virus could spread across the planet, and then centuries old and formidable history of human civilization is broken forever.

The history of medicine is replete with references to many different viruses, but none of them did not threaten people to death so terrible that the mind itself rebelled against what happened. However, a terrible plague which broke out on the streets of Tokyo, was just such a deadly curse. Causing genetic mutations and turning people into fierce monsters, it is rapidly expanding its "ownership" and is about to spill outside the city. Eventually, the virus could spread across the planet, and then centuries old and formidable history of human civilization is broken forever.