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A portion of a Siliconera review… Zangeki no Reginleiv and all of its flying giant limbs is mindless fun with a little wrist strain from nunchuck dashing. However, Zangeki no Reginleiv is so mindless I imagine people are either going to love it or hate it.

Battle an enormous boss in this gameplay from the Japanese import of Zangeki no Reginleiv.

A montage of cinematics from the Japanese import of Zangeki no Reginleiv.

Slice open the enemy to spring forth fountains of blood.

Will you defend your land or let in the barbarians?

Go online and try your hand against the environment with live players in co-op!

Got a minute? Take the scenic route.

Dismember this hulking ogre.

Bloody the sash and maybe more in this Japanese gameplay.

Direct link here Check out the final character reveals here (thanks NintenDaan!)

Meet the characters and learn the stakes in this Japanese overview of Zengeki no Reginleiv.

Direct link and more here (thanks Playstati0nNetwork!)

More videos here, here, here Even the official Japanese site for Zangeki no Reginleiv has been updated with new videos. Hit up the links below to check them out. Character videos Weapons videos Thanks to Terranigma_Freak and Postma for the heads up!

Linked below is footage from the demo version of Zangeki no Reginleiv. The problem is, you need a Nico Video account to view them. I’m sure they’ll get onto YouTube at some point, but for now, only those with a Nico Video account can enjoy the fun.

The scale is massive in this Japanese trailer.

We’ve already shown you the new intro cut-scene that has been added to the Zangeki no Reginleiv site, but there are more goodies to check out. For example, some new, zoomable character profiles have popped up, and they’re just waiting for you to take a peek. You even get some promo video clips [...]

Zangeki no Reginleiv, everybody! No, we didn't just wish you happy holidays in Russian -- that's the name of Nintendo's upcoming Japanese release (it basically means "Dynamic Slash," or "Dynamic Zan") that's not only its first Cero D-rated ("M") title ever, but also developed by Sandlot, the folks behind 2007's action gem-in-the-rough Earth Defense Force 2017. As you can see in the new trailer (posted for your viewing enjoyment after the break), the game features Norse heroes doing some MotionPlus-enabled hacking and slashing that results in screen-filling sprays of blood and dismemberment. Good, good times. It's highly unlikely we'll ever see this one show up here in North America -- Nintendo of America and mature games don't usually mix well. But you can still grab your Wiimote, watch this trailer while waving your arms around, and dream.