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* The ''VideoGame/BushidoBlade'' series for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation had a "body-damage" system: if you were slashed in the arm, it became useless and your attacks were less effective one-handed. In the first game, you could be crippled in the legs, but this was removed in the sequel since it was no fun spending half the game crawling around trying to wield a katana.
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* The ''VideoGame/BushidoBlade'' series for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation had a "body-damage" system: if you were slashed in the arm, it became useless and your attacks were less effective one-handed. In the first game, you could be crippled in the legs, but this was removed in the sequel since it was no fun spending half the game crawling around trying to wield a katana.
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* ''VideoGame/NinjaGaiden II'' for the UsefulNotes/Xbox360 plays this one seriously. Enemies whose arms Ryu has chopped off will assault him with kicks, while those missing legs will crawl up and attempt to kill Ryu with a suicide explosion. There is nothing {{Narm}}ful about getting suicide-bombed by a {{Determinator}} that keeps going after losing his legs.
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* ''VideoGame/NinjaGaiden II'' for the UsefulNotes/Xbox360 Platform/Xbox360 plays this one seriously. Enemies whose arms Ryu has chopped off will assault him with kicks, while those missing legs will crawl up and attempt to kill Ryu with a suicide explosion. There is nothing {{Narm}}ful about getting suicide-bombed by a {{Determinator}} that keeps going after losing his legs.
