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God Hand | 
 enlarge | From: Capcom
Category: Video Games
List Price: $19.99
Buy New: $14.70
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New (15) Used (13) from $10.85
Avg. Customer Rating:  27 reviews
Sales Rank: 2443
Platform: Playstation2
ESRB: Mature
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 17 - 20 years
Operating System: Playstation 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0.1 x 0
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: 26066
Model: 26066
UPC: 013388260669
EAN: 0013388260669
ASIN: B000FG65EE
Release Date: October 10, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Deep fighting system - Over 100 moves to master | | • | Fully customizable combos | | • | Furious fighting action | | • | Exciting mini games, including a casino |
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Product Description
God Hand gives you the chance to play a larger than life hero who has been given the power of the "God Hand." Travel into a new world, where super-powered gangs attack small town. As a wanderer named Gene, you'll take them on and bring the God Hand down on villains. From cool moves to the twisted painful reactions of enemies, beating down the bad guys has never been more satisfying. God Hand unleashes over-the-top fighting and action with outrageous undertones. Featuring a deep fighting system, players can create unique and personalized fighting styles.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 22 more reviews...
 Underrated Masterpiece December 3, 2008
Rarely do I get such a satisfaction in video games than we I poke a demon once, turning it into nothing but dust. I honestly can't compare that feeling to any other game in the last ten years.
Despite the fact it was bashed by reviewers for it's graphics (which honestly, aren't very good) and for being hard, I find it to be one of the best PS2 games. When I heard Resident Evil 4's Shinji Mikami was creating this game, I knew it would be great on some level.
I love the fact that this game is hard. After the first few levels, you get the hang of the game, and it stops being so hard. After that, you just get into the rhythm of beating fat men wearing small leather cod pieces and punkers to death. The music is nothing but excellent, too. I can't remember laughing so much while playing a video game than when I heard the ending theme (go check for it on YouTube).
Don't listen to what IGN and GameSpot say. This game is amazing!
Enormous depth, enormous challenge! July 22, 2008
God hand is one of those games that doesn't reveal its true nature until you've passed several very difficult hurdles, and passing those hurdles of course requires some understanding of the game. This sort of masochistic logic left one IGN reviewer giving the game a 3 out of 10, and one can't help but feeling a little sorry for the guy. The game certainly doesn't go out of its way to separate itself from modern button-mashers or shallow beat-em-ups, although treating it as such will yield you only frustration and failure. Even on easy, the game won't permit you to play it like double dragon or final fight--so what is this game about and why has it snugged its way into cult status instead of being acknowledged as the greatest game on the PS2?
To begin with, the game engine has enormous depth and flexibility--which you will need to master and abuse if you have any intention of challenging the game's punishing difficulty. Much like Street Fighter you will have to use cancels, juggles, grappels and set-ups and 'supers' to deal your greatest damage, like many 3-D fighters, you will have to side-step your opponents attacks with split-second accuracy, and like any brawler, the rule of the land is divide and conquer. Add to this a guard break mechanic, a dynamic difficulty, and the god hand itself and you have a truly complex game where no play though will be like the next.
Did I mention you can customize your moves? Here is another level of depth, meaning that the way you play God Hand won't be like anyone else. Mix and match the way you want to for either maximum abuse or maximum style! The farther you get into the game, the more moves become open to you.
There's also gambling and chihuahua races, but the core of the game remains the fighting--and did I say the AI was really hard? You'll need to know all your opponents moves, counters, etc. if you want to survive. You'll also need to conserve that all-mighty God Hand and the roulette moves (supers) until you really need them. Will you take the game on at its hardest level, or manage the dynamic difficulty by begging for mercy here and there?
How you choose to play God Hand is up to you, but the game rewards endless exploration of its mechanics and is always addictive and thrilling to play.
Definitely one of the best games on the PS2.
God Hand July 18, 2008
God Hand is addictive, fun, and hilarious. Over a hundred different attacks to be learned and a storyline that sports great voice actors and awesome graphics.
 Funnnnnnnn!!!! July 1, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I read a review on [...] giving it 3 out of ten. So i was expecting a really bad game, but instead i got a really fun game with some great fighting depth. You can make your on combos out of the moves u buy or find. so if u get tired of seeing the same punch or kick u can change it up. the story is lacking and seems added just for the heck of it. Owning enemies and bosses are fun. And the final battle is intense as hell really got the blood pumping. 2nd play through u can new and more powerful moves. Way better then a 3 at least in the high 7's.
 Clover Rocks May 16, 2008
Clover studio strikes again with a beat'um up that is suprisingly deep mixed with off the wall humor.
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