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Xbbjf9s on 09 August 2010

As much as I like Ninja Gaiden, I have always LOVED Shinobi. What's the deal sega? You can give us DMC with boobs but you can't bring back one of the most bad ass ninja games ever made? Sega...I hate you with a passion (unless you put some of them on the psn).



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Boutros on 09 August 2010

lolz I thought Shinobi was some kind of japanese STD before coming into the thread.



Xbbjf9s on 09 August 2010
Boutros said:

lolz I thought Shinobi was some kind of japanese STD before coming into the thread.


lol wtf



MrT-Tar on 10 August 2010

Well I guess it could do a Sin and Punishment.

And by that I mean if the downloadable versions on the Virtual Console do really well, SEGA could be encouraged to make a new Shinobi game




Severance on 10 August 2010
Boutros said:

lolz I thought Shinobi was some kind of japanese STD before coming into the thread.


Shinobi means Male Ninja

@ OP

yes Shinobi is a lot more atmospheric and unique than that tight male ass and huge boobies Ninja Gaiden



I live for the burn...and the sting of pleasure...
I live for the sword, the steel, and the gun...

- Wasteland - The Mission.

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jarrod on 10 August 2010
MrT-Tar said:

Well I guess it could do a Sin and Punishment.

And by that I mean if the downloadable versions on the Virtual Console do really well, SEGA could be encouraged to make a new Shinobi game

The PS2 revival was a decent success, then they flushed it with Kunochi/Nightshade.



megaman79 on 10 August 2010

My list of wants -

- Proper fps Ninja game on Wii, Natal or Move

- Proper Kung Fu, or other martial art, simulator on Wii, Natal or Move

 

-- Fucking casuals have ruined the prospect of cool core games.



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