ive been playing this game on/off for years when ever i have a itch to buy it.. though i keep getting stuck in the same exact place even with help from youtube lol, its alot of fun the fighting style is real basic and easily controlled, the character can seem a lil clunky sluggish when reacting, but...

Got it when it was cheap.

Was okay for the price I paid which at the time was 9.99

Seems as what negative reviews there are is because of repeating same type play over and over

It is a commodity of SEGA that a deep-rooted fan is a lot of in Japan where I live. It is not put on the market in Japan, and it likes the price cheaply.

Brian Blessed on voice overs what more can you want Very enjoyable blend of RPG and old skool hack N slash. COmbat can be a bit samey, but the battles get bigger and bigger, culimating a huge lord of the rings style final battle. Worth renting.

Creative Assembly are a team normally associated with real time strategy games, but are not inexperienced in Vikings' genre. Their previous hack and slash title, Spartan: Total Warrior did very well on the last generation of systems.

Norse mythology is one of those rare untapped scenarios in videogaming, and after spending some time with Skarin – the lead character in Creative Assembly's first console opus – you'll wonder as to exactly why it hasn't been properly plundered before.

Plunder and pillage with Sega's new slasher!

You don't judge your progress in Viking by high scores, percentage complete or rankings. You measure it in blisters - that old school b...

Visceral combat; Tightly-scripted story; Great controls

Sound lacks atmosphere; Too-simple puzzles; Struggling camera

Freya will assist you throughout the game, giving insight to life before Hel's legions took over and will let you know what each area did for the Viking cause. An added bonus is that the game is narrated by Brian Blessed therefore you will not need to turn your TV volume up too loud to hear what is...

Viking: Battle for Asgard