[PS3] Mini Ninjas (Eidos Interactive)

'' Ninjas don't always want to kill. Sometimes, they want to save the world. ''

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f you're the type of person who has an overwhelmingly deep-seated fear of ninjas that prevents you from being able to leave the house at night, you may want to take a moment to look into Eidos and Io Interactive's upcoming Mini Ninjas. Rather than portraying ninjas as the bloodthirsty killing machines so often seen in games, this kid-friendly action adventure game uses a bright and charming visual aesthetic to present ninjas as cute, dare we say lovable little scamps who simply want to save the world from the forces of evil magic--all while using nonlethal means. In fact, after recently having our first look at Mini Ninjas, you'd be hard-pressed to tell that the game is being developed by the same folks behind the Hitman series.

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In Mini Ninjas, you'll be playing as a young, inexperienced ninja by the name of Hiro. He's sent on a journey to seek out and take on the Evil Samurai Warlord, a nasty villain who is using kuji magic to turn cute animals into evil samurai. The narrative is described by the member of Io Interactive we spoke with as a Lord of the Rings-style quest that takes Hiro and his friends through various woods and villages on a quest to the Lost Volcano, where their enemy resides. It's there where they need to put an end to his evil, transforming ways, but not until they've used combat, magic, and old-fashioned adventuring skills to get them there. The basics of combat will vary depending on which character you choose to play. The default character, Hiro, is quick and agile, and can use his ninja staff to attack enemies in a flurry of moves and quick dashes. Playing as the giant, lumbering Futo, you move more slowly but can attack with much more thundering force. You'll have a few basic moves when taking on the groups of enemies that make up the villages in the bulk of the locales, but boss battles involve more puzzle-solving than mindless smashing. In one example, Hiro had to lure a gigantic boss close to a wooden pillar so the boss would swing and get his massive sword stuck in the wood. Then Hiro dashed up the sword and arm like a bridge so he could attack the boss right in the face.

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Wip3out disse:

Ninguém tem este jogo?

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s_m_branco disse:

Acabei-o hoje mesmo e gostei, i.e. é muito light, não tens que pensar muito, principamlente se queres fazer um break de shooters que te deixam os cabelos em pé (eu estou a acabar o uncharted em crushing e estava-me a passar ). De qualquer forma não pagaria mais que 18/20 € por ele (apanhei uma promoção faz uns tempos na *****).

Hasta

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ed_gari disse:

Estou para comprar este jogo à algum tempo, mas ainda não tenho grande feedback... Gostei da demo, e pareceu-me facil, o que é bom, porque a minha filha gostou, o jogo seria mais para ela, e ela só tem 7 anos...

O pessoal que já tem o jogo, o que dizem? É muito complicado para ela? Divertimento é garantido certo?

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The Outsider disse:

Experimentei o demo e não é título para mim. Há que dizer que o meu irmão de 6 anos amou o jogo. Tem uns gráficos bem decentes

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Wip3out disse:

Eu joguei a demo, e achei divertido.

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