Kanji Ken's packaging doesn't look like anything you would expect from other "training games," but you could say the same about its teaching methods. The educational title eschews traditional academic themes, opting instead for a style that drills students on Chinese characters through kung-fu battles that play out on the handheld's topscreen.The game's cover art shows its martial arts hero at the crest of his flying kick, clutching a Nintendo DS Lite. A collage of characters surround his dynamite pose, each one more enthralling than the last! There's a drunken kung-fu fighter, an inviting blonde with no visible end to her dress' plunging neckline, and a sinister robot looming in the background. The Great Wall of China is thrown in to sweeten the deal.
Head past the post break for a better look at Kanji Ken's casing and a new screenshot of the menacing automaton.
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4-02-2007 @ 10:24AM
Eric Caoili said...
check out the d-pad on the ds lite!
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4-02-2007 @ 11:26AM
Asystole said...
Not to mention the giant arm coming out of the main character's crotch.
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4-02-2007 @ 12:00PM
hvnlysoldr said...
cool
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