The Good Ahh Team Ninja. Purveyors of bouncy boobs, ridiculously dressed women, and the worst clichés in all of gaming. After spending ample time with Ninja Gaiden II, I’ve come to realize that I should never have been surprised how badly Metroid: Other M turned out. But, before that… There are a few, good things that can be said of Ninja Gaiden II. Graphically, of course, the game is quite impressive, even as an early Xbox 360 title.

There was a lot of crazy weirdness going on with Jeff, but I'm giving him the benefit of a doubt that it was mostly editing. I doubt he was competent for the job he was doing, but I also doubt he was as bad as we saw. He was clearly the "villain" character in this episode. Everyone ganging up on him one after the other, and the biggest "proof" they can bring is he asked an employee to sweep behind a coffee grinder.

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Location Found on Route 2 at the bottom of the path that requires Cut to access. Description The user fires electricity at the target which might raise the user’s special attack. Type Electric From the Viridian City Pokémon Center, you want to start going up the path on your left. As you’re going up, you’ll pass an old man NPC and eventually enter Route 2.

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