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Shadow of the Ninja Reborn trailer

The launch trailer for Shadow of the Ninja: Reborn is now available. A remake of 1990 classic, the game has returned with revamped graphics and features.

Catch up on everything you need to know in the following overview:

A demo for Shadow of the Ninja: Reborn is on the way, it’s been announced.

The trial lets players experience the first level in the game. Players can tackle it alone or with a friend via local co-op.

The Shadow of the Ninja: Reborn demo should be available later today in Europe. It will also be rolling out in North America sometime this week.

Shadow of the Ninja: Reborn release date

Shadow of the Ninja: Reborn has a new, final release date. SEGA – the company handling the game in Japan and Asia – revealed that the title is due out on August 29, 2024.

Shadow of the Ninja: Reborn was previously planned for the spring. However, it ended up being delayed to the summer.

Eiyuden Chronicle Rising Game Trial

Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising has been announced as the next Nintendo Switch Online Game Trial in Europe.

This comes at a perfect time as Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes is due out this month. During the trial period, members can access Rising entirely for free. Save data can be used in the full version as well. Also note that the game is currently on sale for everyone.

Reynatis

February 21: During today’s Japanese Nintendo Direct, FuRyu announced Reynatis. The game heads to Switch in Japan on July 25, 2024.

Natsume Atari is handling development of Reynatis, a juvenile action RPG. Here’s a bit of additional information:

Shadow of the Ninja Reborn comparison

ININ Games provided an update on Shadow of the Ninja: Reborn today, confirming that it’s been delayed to Summer 2024. It was previously planned for the spring.

Shadow of the Ninja: Reborn will be sold physically and digitally on Switch. Strictly Limited Games is listing a collector’s edition that contains a controller stand, original soundtrack, collector coin, desk mat, sticker sheet, boss and stage card set, and poster. Other retailers should carry the standard edition soon.

Here’s some information about the game:

Shadow of the Ninja Reborn

ININ Games, in partnership with Natsume Atari and Tengo Project, announced that Shadow of the Ninja: Reborn will be receiving an English release in the west. It will launch in Q1 2024.

Shadow of the Ninja: Reborn was recently announced as Kage Shadow of the Ninja in Japan. This is a remake of the original NES game.

Kage Shadow of the Ninja

Original (7/28): Today, Natsume Atari and Tengo Project unveiled Kage Shadow of the Ninja. The game will release on Switch in Spring 2024.

Kage Shadow of the Ninja is a remake of the NES game Shadow of the Ninja, otherwise known as Blue Shadow in Europe. It originally came out in 1990.

Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising physical

Red Art Games revealed today that it will be selling a physical version of Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising on Switch.

Every copy comes with a set of three Eiyuden Chronicles trading cards. A soundtrack CD will also be available as a pre-order bonus. To obtain the CD, customers will have to purchase the game before its official release on January 26, 2023.

Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising review

System: Switch
Release date: May 10, 2022
Developer: Natsume Atari
Publisher: 505 Games


CJ is on a coming-of-age quest handed down to her from her family’s storied history as treasure hunters. Seeking out fabled riches in the recently booming adventurer destination, New Neveah, she finds out that the town is in a bit of a pinch. Using her talent for fighting and exploring, CJ begins to chase not only treasure, but the sense of community in helping the town rebuild after a recent quake. Mending the town’s ties between the villagers and the newly-arrived adventurers, a story unfolds that introduces us to the Eiyuden Chronicle universe, which is set to feature a turn-based RPG, Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes from a legendary development team featuring Yoshitaka Murayama (Suikoden I, II) and Junko Kawano (Suikoden I, IV,) of Rabbit & Bear Studios. While this is not the main feature, they do have a lot of fans picking up this smaller companion game. So how does Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising reveal to us this new frontier of adventure?


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