Shinobi: History of a Franchise

There's a great deal of gamers out there who love the fact that some of their old favorites' are now getting a much needed makeover Shinobi is one of the latest but where did it all begin?

Betrayed by your friend you must battle an ancient and evil clan in this epic reboot of the acclaimed Shinobi series...

Shinobi captures the classic side-scrolling action from the original Shinobi games. This coupled with intense combat in exotic locations and over the top boss encounters is what players have loved since the early days of the series.

Exclusively developed for the Nintendo 3DS, Shinobi is presented in stunning 3D visuals while introducing several exciting new features and challenges that Shinobi veterans and newcomers will equally enjoy.

Features:

• A classic reborn Re-experience the classic gameplay of the original Shinobi titles, with a modern twist. Pattern-based enemies, twitch gameplay and side-scrolling action all come together with an updated and unique visual 3D style, deeper combat, and all-new challenges.
• Fast and furious Ninja Combat Defeat enemies with skill and style as you switch between ranged, melee and acrobatic attacks on the fly. And rely on your Ninja magic to get you out of tight spots and give you advantage during intense fights.
• Retro StreetPass challenge Use the groundbreaking StreetPass feature to unlock unique Retro Challenge Maps and play as Joe Musashi, the legendary character from the original game.
• Bcome a master ninja With a brand new combo system to master, a host of achievements to unlock and challenge maps to complete, you will want to return again and again to better your score and ranking. Watch recorded replays to help find your weaknesses and perfect your Ninja skills.

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  The game looks good and all, however I think its strongest weakness is also its signature strength, the classic style. Without seeing the game in person, its side-scrolling and simple polygon character design seem outdated.

  LeSomeGuy, 30-11--0001 at 00:00