Customer Reviews

Xena Warrior Princess: The Talisman of Fate

5 star:		(9)
4 star:		(5)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

This game is extremely true to the Xena television show. Accurate characters, environments, effects, and overall style from the series will strongly appeal to any fan of the show. At the same time, the unique and astoundingly fun four-player modes make this fighter stand above the rest of the field on the N64. If you love the show or you love a good multi-player brawl, buy this game.

If you like Xena the show, you'll love this game. It has all the main characters and special moves that they do in the show. If there are two players playing and you both choose the same character it will give you a different version of that character which makes it great fun!

I really like this game because you can play up to 4 people at the same time. If you are looking for really detailed graphics, such as close ups of facial features you will be disappointed. Each character has at least two really fantastic tricks they can do. Beats Mortal Kombat because of the familiarity of the characters in this game and because the action is easier to control.

This game is very entertaining if you like fighting games. The controls are easy to understand. Each character has there own unique special moves that can be performed and all have there own different fighting style. They are all characters from the Television series. While some of the character has a clear and definite advantage over others it makes us different strategies instead the normal charge and slash to pieces attack every time. The fight levels has good graphics and changes with various places from the TV show. All in all the game is really fun with several players in the quest mode. It has a nice tough where the ending scene is different depending on the character you used to win and what difficultly level you had. The game also gives you fun and interesting cheat codes when ever you beat the game which helps keep it playable and entertaining countless of times.

This is a GREAT party game! And you can get out a lot of frustrations by (virtually) beating up on your friends...and best of all, no fights over who gets to be Xena in each battle ... the game puts duplicate characters in different costumes. And most importantly you can fight against the evil fluffy Pink bunny Despair by using a code easily found on the Nintendo Website! The fighting controls are not overcomplex, even adults can overcome the greatest of odds to come out on top!

this was just a fight game. there was really no goal to it at all exept to fight all of the charecters and then fight the champion of dahak (all of which are very easy may i add). it doesnt present much of a challenge at all. it would be alot better if xena went on a quest or something.

the charecters were accuarate... how they looked and thier fighting skills and all. some of thier moves are pretty cool.

This a great game with plenty of action but there's a glitch in the programming that causes the sound to go out...I took the game back to Toys R Us and exchanged it but the problem remained even with the new game. So I called the Titus Corp and they admitted there was a problem, and they were working on it, then promised to call me back with a code to punch in before the game starts but they never did. After two long distance phone calls I gave up. Nevertheless I still enjoy playing this game and it's one of my all-time favorites despite the fact I have to hit the reset button occasionally and start the game over when the sound goes out.

This game is all fighting but it definately gives you an adrenaline rush. It also gives a good feeling of satisfaction when you beat a person. This game is definately a must-have for Xena fans.

All I can say is: it's about time Titus comes out with a good game. Xena is one of the best fighters available on the system. The graphics are very smooth and the music sounds very fitting. There are eleven characters and arenas to choose from and, best of all, the opportunity to have four fighters on screen at once! That's something you don't see everyday. I only have two complaints about Xena: 1) The controls take quite a while to get used to. 2) If your friends are tired of losing to you, they can easily team up on you and that, quite frankly, is no fun at all. But Xena is one of those games that requires you to do more than mash buttons if you hope to win. That's a good thing, you know.

There is realy no other way to put it except to say it's just another boring one-one game don't buy it unless you like those type of games