The only thing fun that can be said about this game is that the disc can be used as a frisbee without any regrets.
I started out at some weird training academy where I was forced to learn the controls. All I did was run around half the time, trying to learn how to jump, by flicking the nunchuk up, which half of the time, the game didn't respond. I then found out I could use the C, or Z buttons to jump and that got much easier. The combat system was also broken. Each time I tried to hit my enemy with my candycane stick, I missed, even though the cane clearly hit the enemy. To justify having this game on the Wii, the developers thought it would be cool to put in shurikens in the game. By pointing the Wiimote while stopping your character, you could throw shurikens at your enemies, barely doing damage.
We turned this game off, and deciding that no one should ever play this game again, we scratched the game disk, and damaged it in as many was possible, including throwing it as a frisbee which provided us with some mild entertainment.
The Breakdown:
-Graphics: 5
While the graphics are better than a majority of horribly made PS2 games, there is nothing spectacular or eye-popping that does the game well.
-Gameplay: 1
Gameplay is horrible, I can't even begin to describe how many improvements the developers could have made.
-Sound: 6
The sound of that annoying Ninja, the music, everything was just mediocre. The music was a tad catchy but just had nothing to it.
-Replayability: 0 Don't even play this game.
-Content: 2
Not enough to justify this game.
THE GOOD:
It can be used as a frisbee without any regrets.
THE BAD:
Everything. FINAL SCORE: 3.6