Gaming Age

16th November 2012
Karateka

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Chris Dunlap
Publisher: D3Publisher
Machine: Xbox 360 (US Version)

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Scores

Xbox 360 Version
Overall25%

Summary

Overall, Karateka is not a fun experience. The whole game feels more like a mini-game and less like an action title. Clunky controls and limited gameplay hurt this one badly. Even if you enjoyed the original, I can't recommend this one.

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