Having a knack for retro old-school games, I am impatiently waiting for this little jewel :
Appearing for Sony PSP (as seen above), Nintendo DS (see the trailer for this version here) and Xbox Live!, the game is cryptically entitled N+. The title stems from the fact that the first version was an online flash game - don't forget to give it a try, just not at work, if you would like to keep it - so this is an updated remake (hence N+, as in C++, get it?). You can read more about the game and differences between different versions on Siliconera and on Metablog, be sure check official The Way of the Ninja page as well (contains a ton of screens and downloads!).
The fiendish difficulty level of the original version prevents me from playing it too much, but it has a lovely minimalistic retro touch to it. So even though there are some A+ class titles to come out in march (I'm looking at you, God of War... drooling), I will be sure to keep an eye on this title, as it seems very interesting for an old-school guy like myself. Ah, the good ol' tiNes...
Appearing for Sony PSP (as seen above), Nintendo DS (see the trailer for this version here) and Xbox Live!, the game is cryptically entitled N+. The title stems from the fact that the first version was an online flash game - don't forget to give it a try, just not at work, if you would like to keep it - so this is an updated remake (hence N+, as in C++, get it?). You can read more about the game and differences between different versions on Siliconera and on Metablog, be sure check official The Way of the Ninja page as well (contains a ton of screens and downloads!).
The fiendish difficulty level of the original version prevents me from playing it too much, but it has a lovely minimalistic retro touch to it. So even though there are some A+ class titles to come out in march (I'm looking at you, God of War... drooling), I will be sure to keep an eye on this title, as it seems very interesting for an old-school guy like myself. Ah, the good ol' tiNes...



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