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Fun Stuff => CLIKC => Topic started by: Roivas on 14 Sep 2008, 20:40
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This game is amazing in total simplicity. I picked up the game for $20 and the weekend took most of my efforts just for single player. I haven't even touched the download levels or the multiplayer. This game is on XBLA, the DS, computer, and that handheld thing Sony made. A successful and simple game today.
I handed this game to my coworker today and she hasn't touched a game in over a year but was quickly sucked into it after a few minutes.
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What kind of game is it? I saw N+ and thought you were going to make a funny joke about painkiller or something. About Nurofen plus.
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Yeah, link maybe?
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I thought you guys would have at least seen it (http://http://www.thewayoftheninja.org/) by now.
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I saw no reason to buy it for a ridiculous price from Microsoft when it's completely free online.
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10 dollars is a ridiculous price? God forbid the people who worked on the game make money for it, right?
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Those fuckers.
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i've thought about picking this up either for XBLA or DS but then i remembered that are way too many games coming out in the near future and i just don't have the time or money.
played the demo on XBL though, and it was fun.
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I'd really recommend trying out the game beyond the demo., the level editor is fun alone and multiplayer is so far seeming to be a brilliantly executed way to learn to loathe your friend's lack of ninja skills. I assumed I had missed the boat on this game and would be catching up with others, rather than speaking to a blank faced audience.
Sorry, I just thought word about this game had gotten out already.
http://www.thewayoftheninja.org/ (http://www.thewayoftheninja.org/)
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I saw no reason to buy it for a ridiculous price from Microsoft when it's completely free online.
It is not free online aside from maybe The Pirate Bay. This is a sequel made entirely of new levels and also has multiplayer modes. 10 Bucks is actually a good deal for 300 levels of platforming goodness, especially compared to some of the other straight Atari or Flash ports XBLA sells.
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It is not free online aside from maybe The Pirate Bay. This is a sequel made entirely of new levels and also has multiplayer modes. 10 Bucks is actually a good deal for 300 levels of platforming goodness, especially compared to some of the other straight Atari or Flash ports XBLA sells.
I could have sworn that I got it for free years ago when it had just come out, maybe I'm mistaken.
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I paid $20 to have it on my DS. I can make levels for the game at work and upload them when I get home. This is what simple games should be, not a shallow collection of mini-games that are half thought out cash ins.
Also pirates are gayer than AIDs.
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"N", the PC-exclusive original game, is free. "N+", available for everything and your mother, is not. It also has a ton of awesome crap, I guess. I dunno.
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I never finished N after getting stuck somewhere. I'm guessing this wouldn't be a good investment for me.
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Did ANYONE beat N? Like, the whole game, every level?
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Every level ever, in a game that has user created content? Good one.
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I find the keyboard controlling to be very frustrating, particularly the very imprecise feel of when a jump can be made and when it can't.
Does the DS version do a better job of that? I would like to enjoy this game, but I gave up on N out of "but I pressed the damn button at what should have been the right time, why didn't the game register it?" syndrome.
Maybe it's just my computer, but I doubt it.
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Never actually played the PC version. N+ is $20 on the DS and has everything that the PC version contains.
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"N", the PC-exclusive original game, is free. "N+", available for everything and your mother, is not. It also has a ton of awesome crap, I guess. I dunno.
Now I get it.