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Review: Dragon Quest Swords: The Mask Queen and the Tower of Mirrors for Nintendo Wii 
Geek.com | by Meg S | Fri, Feb 22
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The player begins training at a tournament, where the controls are explained. The Wii, for the first time since Wii Sports, is used excellently in this game. Moving the Wii remote down slashes vertically and slashing left to right cuts horizontally. There were points when I actually felt li...
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