ClaDun X2 Review

By Kevin Schaller

An 8-bit sequel, dood!



NIS loves being the company that publishes quirky, funny, niche titles in the States. Like any Japanese company worth their salt, their games involve animé/animé-akin characters with bad fashion choices and funny haircuts dealing massive amounts of damage to coloring book monsters wrapped around a bland story that makes enough sense for…

  • Still rocks a fun retro-theme
  • …complete with 8-bit sprites and cool tunes
  • Gameplay still tight
  • Almost <i>exactly</i> identical to original experience
  • Only worth the time if you never played the first one

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Kevin Schaller
Kevin Schaller

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