It's been a while since I had this much fun playing a videogame. I've only been playing for about 40 minutes, but I can already tell this is going on my alltime favorites list. Muramasa is pure, beautiful fun and should be in everyones collection. Don't have a wii? Get one, because this game is worth it.  
 
That is all. 

It's been a while since I had this much fun playing a videogame. I've only been playing for about 40 minutes, but I can already tell this is going on my alltime favorites list. Muramasa is pure, beautiful fun and should be in everyones collection. Don't have a wii? Get one, because this game is worth it.  
 
That is all. 

I'm playing it right now. I've gotten over 4 hours in now. Infact, in just a minute, I'm gonna go back and play some more.

If I had the money to do so, I probably would. Sucks too, because I'd love to so that I can play it. Guess I'll have to wait for it to become available on GameFly...

Want it. Really want it. Unfortunately, I just bought Batman: AA and my inner frugality prevents me from buying another game this month... Something that could change my mind, though: I was initially charmed by Odin Sphere but never finished it off because it eventually became apparent that I was playing the same game five times. Is Muramasa like that, or does the smaller roster count make it a shorter, sweeter experience? Also, how RPG-ish is it with the sword-forging and leveling and food and stuff?

I tried it a while ago (Japanese version).  There was tons of backtracking right at the beginning, and it really put me off.  I haven't tried it since.  The game just seems to start off really slow.  Is there anything you can tell me to motivate me to play more?

" Want it. Really want it. Unfortunately, I just bought Batman: AA and my inner frugality prevents me from buying another game this month... Something that could change my mind, though: I was initially charmed by Odin Sphere but never finished it off because it eventually became apparent that I was playing the same game five times. Is Muramasa like that, or does the smaller roster count make it a shorter, sweeter experience? Also, how RPG-ish is it with the sword-forging and leveling and food and stuff? "

Pay Day is Friday

Need this game. Don't own a Wii but will buy so I can play it on a friends system

" Need this game. Don't own a Wii but will buy so I can play it on a friends system "

Can someone explain to me how it, uh... works?
 
By that I mean how does the whole, sword breaking thing work? Having to switch swords and stuff.
 
Also, does your character get any better, or is it all in the swords you collect. If it's not all in the swords, is it like a level up and point allocation, or do you just learn combos?
 
I've been wondering this for a while... I can't play a game if my character doesn't get any better, I'll end up bored. But the game does really interest me....

" Can someone explain to me how it, uh... works?  By that I mean how does the whole, sword breaking thing work? Having to switch swords and stuff.  Also, does your character get any better, or is it all in the swords you collect. If it's not all in the swords, is it like a level up and point allocation, or do you just learn combos?  I've been wondering this for a while... I can't play a game if my character doesn't get any better, I'll end up bored. But the game does really interest me.... "

I'm looking forward to it's arrival in Europe. I could have bought the Japanese game a while ago but wanted to wait for a better experience of the game.
 
If you have a Saturn, you may want to check out Princess Crown also.

" I'm looking forward to it's arrival in Europe. I could have bought the Japanese game a while ago but wanted to wait for a better experience of the game. If you have a Saturn, you may want to check out Princess Crown also. "

" @Linkyshinks said:

" I'm looking forward to it's arrival in Europe. I could have bought the Japanese game a while ago but wanted to wait for a better experience of the game. If you have a Saturn, you may want to check out Princess Crown also. "

I'm certainly thinking about getting it and Grim Grimoire. Vanillaware first popped up on my radar a few months ago when i figured out I wanted to get Odin Sphere, and they've quickly become a personal favorite.  "

" @Linkyshinks said:

" I'm looking forward to it's arrival in Europe. I could have bought the Japanese game a while ago but wanted to wait for a better experience of the game. If you have a Saturn, you may want to check out Princess Crown also. "

I'm certainly thinking about getting it and Grim Grimoire. Vanillaware first popped up on my radar a few months ago when i figured out I wanted to get Odin Sphere, and they've quickly become a personal favorite.  "

Incredible you say?

If I had a WORKING Wii...then I would. 
 
Instead, I'll wait for the possible 360 port.  = D

i REALLY want this game, ever since i saw the trailer i've been dying to play it. 
sadly i don't have a wii, but i'll wait for a port since there's a possiblity (there was a thread about it before somewhere) 

That port is just a possibility and nothing has been confirmed.
 
Gotta love the internet for spreading rumors like wildfire.

If this is ever released on the PS3, I'll be there day one. It looks great, but I don't own a Wii [or ever plan too] and I could only imagine getting angry at the controls.

Controls are Classic using dual analogs or dpad, or wiimote-nunchuck using similar input.  The game controls really, really like an old school Gaiden game.