- Brand : SEGA
- Product name : Shinobi
- Product code : 01388
- GTIN (EAN/UPC) : 5055277013883
- Category : Video Games
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- Info modified on : 27 Sep 2021 17:26:06
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Long product name SEGA Shinobi German Nintendo 3DS
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Shinobi, Nintendo 3DS, Action
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Short summary description SEGA Shinobi German Nintendo 3DS
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SEGA Shinobi, Nintendo 3DS, T (Teen)
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Long summary description SEGA Shinobi German Nintendo 3DS
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SEGA Shinobi. Platform: Nintendo 3DS, ESRB rating: T (Teen), PEGI rating: 16, Developer: Griptonite Games
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Uk has collected 22 expert reviews for SEGA Shinobi German Nintendo 3DS and the average expert rating is 75 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
The original Shinobi games are side-scrolling, ninja-star-throwing classics. You're a ninja, right, and you've got to - well, waste some dudes. For some reason. It's not important. Developed by handheld-specialists Griptonite, the simply titled Shinobi...
The original arcade Shinobi game (1987) was one of my biggest gaming accomplishments when I was kid. Not only did I complete it more times than I can remember but it also featured a kickass protagonist named Joe Musashi, a highly trained ninja who sin...
It’s always challenging to breathe new life into a dormant, fan-favorite franchise. The Shinobi series was one of Sega’s pre-Sonic crown jewels, but aside from a brief revamp in the early aughts as a PS2 title (and a fairly awful and rightfully forgott...
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Nintendo's 3DS sees Sega's legendary ninja return, but not in style. It’s roughly around the moment a brain emerged from its pickling jar and started pursuing our hero, scorpion tail in tow snapping through the air viciously, that we remembered just ho...
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The first time I played Shinobi on my 3DS, it took me five continues to make it through the first level. Not to mention the first level took me over 25 minutes to complete. And I had to go back and reread the tutorial screens twice, because I needed a r...
Let’s start this off with a sentence of pure truth: Shinobi on 3DS is freaking hard. Developed by Griptonite Games, it is a game that harkens back to older Shinobi games (and stuff like the NES Ninja Gaiden games, if you missed the Shinobi series) and...
Sega has had an eye on reviving their 2D side scrolling ninja hero before, with their famous "Shinobi’s back!" ads. It didn’t amount to much at the time, but did show that the series hasn’t been forgotten. Now he’s back again on the 3DS, delivering a f...
The first time I played on my 3DS, it took me five continues to make it through the first level.Not to mention the first level took me over 25 minutes to complete.And I had to go back and reread the tutorial screens twice, because I needed a refresher...
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Produced by Griptonite Games and released by the good ol’ development team at Sega, Shinobi delivers exactly what it needs to on the 3DS – plenty of teeth-grinding, difficult action coupled with gorgeous 3D visuals. The plot is nothing new – Joe Mus...