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For those who don't know yet, there is a PC game, a sequel story between The Last Ninja and Last Ninja 2/Last Ninja Remix. It's called Last Ninja: The Legend of Sade, it's free, it uses C64 graphics only, and start on the same place The Last Ninja ended, on the room of the sacred scrolls. The quality is like Last Ninja Remix.
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The Boz24 Nov. 2022
The Last Ninja 3 for me had the best all time opening sequence of any game I had seen before and for many a year since. It beautifully set the mood for what is one of the most visual 8-bit computer games ever made. This title alone shows how superior the C64 was to other platforms such as the CPC or the ZX. Games such as this shows why it is longevity is best when it comes to computer platforms, getting the best from the hardware rather than spend money and upgrade every 2 minutes for pre made lazy work. All this was done on a cassette and crammed into 64k.
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mymoon29 Mar. 2020
Great music, great graphics, bad gameplay. The Last Ninja game that should not have existed. System 3 milked the IP for the last time with this.
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For those who don't know yet, there is a PC game, a sequel story between The Last Ninja and Last Ninja 2/Last Ninja Remix. It's called Last Ninja: The Legend of Sade, it's free, it uses C64 graphics only, and start on the same place The Last Ninja ended, on the room of the sacred scrolls. The quality is like Last Ninja Remix.
The Last Ninja 3 for me had the best all time opening sequence of any game I had seen before and for many a year since. It beautifully set the mood for what is one of the most visual 8-bit computer games ever made. This title alone shows how superior the C64 was to other platforms such as the CPC or the ZX. Games such as this shows why it is longevity is best when it comes to computer platforms, getting the best from the hardware rather than spend money and upgrade every 2 minutes for pre made lazy work. All this was done on a cassette and crammed into 64k.
Great music, great graphics, bad gameplay. The Last Ninja game that should not have existed. System 3 milked the IP for the last time with this.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.