Oh, I remember that game! I always thought that was another Shinobi sequel but it seems it's more like a clone.Great a retro gamer lover!
G&G was so hard, I couldn't play too much, the arcade machine was a waste of coins
Yes as far as I remember Shinobi was the first one. I'm remembering another good arcade ninja game
Shadow Dancer:
Just checked on Wiki - that is in fact Shinobi sequel.Oh, I remember that game! I always thought that was another Shinobi sequel but it seems it's more like a clone.
I wonder how using the gyro on a joycon to emulate a lightgun/wiimote would fare.
I mistook your "I haven't played the reboot" for I don't own the reboot...I guess if I took every comment like that we'd all have 500 game librarys instead of thousands
Looks more like King Kong hacked with Leonardoand look what I found: a Ninja Gaiden hacked rom with Leonardo from TMNT
Leo Gaiden
They have Ninja Gaiden for PS3, I own it...and its horrible, pretty sure that got ported to PC. The original Shinobi was ported to PC back in the IBM era, can't say if you can still play it without an emulator or OS sandbox these days unless you have an older PC...or where to find it offhand, but I'm sure it wouldn't be hard.
The console maybe, the games are probably another story entirely like most systems heh.WIi is great console and easy to hack too
Thats about how it looked, except more alien lol.
I only bought it (well stole it actually) because it was fun at the arcades, with the guns of course
Thats always welcome here my friend
They're all hard, I think Shinobi is easier than Strider tbh, at least the modern port. Only because you get stuck at checkpoints (first boss brutalized me numerous times) and you can't go back...particularly at boss points.
G&G was so hard, I couldn't play too much, the arcade machine was a waste of coins
Part of the shinobi series actually.
Is is, I was just reading the wiki for a reboot.Oh, I remember that game! I always thought that was another Shinobi sequel but it seems it's more like a clone.
N/M lol.
Thanks for the GA(s)
You just said go read 5 more wiki pages.I wonder how using the gyro on a joycon to emulate a lightgun/wiimote would fare.
Held hostage vic?NINJA GAIDEN: Master Collection on Steam
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Thats not Ninja technically, I owned it for NES and I've seen it as a GA from Gala too so I know its on PC in some form or another. Arcade collection or standalone game I'm not sure, tried like hell to win it, along with Burger Time
One game I didn't play.
Good game, reminds me more of Double dragon (minus the kung fu) than any Ninja series tbh.
my arse is on fire from this game so i'm writing my opinion but i need some time!Held hostage vic?
Fair enough.my arse is on fire from this game so i'm writing my opinion but i need some time!
Nah, man, I'm Xiaomi.Let me thank Samsung Ivo for Golf Gang...I should have listened to the Goat about your warning label and never said anything
Appreciate it dude
Technically, the game ported perfectly, runs fast, loads instantly, controller support, achievements, etc... But the game itself is an example of how someone can generally not understand what they are doing. Let's leave the visual part aside, what can you ask for from a game that didn't make it to the Dreamcast? But the terrible camera, bad controls (they just don't understand why the right stick is needed), plus the high difficulty, which requires not only skill (because everyone can and should be killed with one a+x combo), but mainly because everything done crookedly and annoying. Also the idiotic save points that are placed randomly, there is no logic here at all and it's especially maddening that even though the game is clearly divided into levels there is no save between them and you can suffer a lot and kill a boss and then stupidly fall into the pit at the beginning of the next and repeat from the previous level again. Good game, I hate it so much.
Show me
I've obviously never played the version your talking about, because on NES it was a 2D side scroller and it was two buttons and a d-pad
In fact, Sigma is a continuation of the NES trilogy (plus the spin-off Dead or Alive). but the connection there is very difficult to find with the naked eye. At least they tried to transfer to 3d enemies. And they managed to make a good spin-off on the DS with an interesting approach to control, you have to play by holding the DS vertically, like a book, and methodically destroy enemies and the touchscreen with a stylus.I've obviously never played the version your talking about, because on NES it was a 2D side scroller and it was two buttons and a d-pad
You just said go read 5 more wiki pages.
A gyro on what to emulate how?
