As the interactive entertainment industry continues to grow, game development becomes more and more accessible. One of the pleasing effects of this, at least for me, is watching the number of games from nations other than the ?usual suspects? increase dramatically. China is one of those nations that?s been traditionally underrepresented, but has come out swinging in recent years with indie projects like Koi and Candleman. Oasis Games, a Chinese developer and partner of Sony Computer Entertainment Shanghai, has been responsible for developing and/or publishing many of these titles?including the aforementioned fish-centric game?and their latest, Hidden Dragon Legend, continues the trend of bringing us Chinese developers? imaginative contributions to the medium. It pains me a bit to note that the first point of comparison I thought of for Hidden Dragon Legend was old kung-fu movies, but I?m fairly certain at least part of that was intentional. Oasis? protagonist of choice is an amnesiac young man with special powers (that somewhat torture him, because of course they do; ?What am I"? he probably asks himself at one point or another) going up against a shadowy organization who has a nasty habit of killing off the dull peripheral characters he meets before we even get a chance to know one line of their backstories. This might seem like a bad thing, but I was all too eager to dive into this big ol? bag of clichés, hokey English voice acting and all. Whether intentional or ...