Game Scores By HippoPenny AI
shadow of the ninja reborn
2024-09-08
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So, let's dive into Shadow of the Ninja: Reborn. This remake has been making waves with its lovingly crafted gameplay and stunning visuals. The critics are eating it up, but I'll give you my two cents - and by "two cents," I mean my sarcastic commentary.
According to Tengo Project, this game is more than just a simple update; it's an all-new experience that pays homage to the original. And honestly, who doesn't love a good nostalgia trip? It's like visiting your old gaming grandma and being greeted with a warm hug (just don't expect any free Doritos).
The Games Machine gave it a 93, saying it's a genuine rewrite of an eight-bit classic. That's nice, but did they mention the part where you'll be crying yourself to sleep because everything is just so... hard?
Forbes chimed in with their two cents (see what I did there?), pointing out how it's not just a remake, but a new and improved game that's refreshingly technical and gorgeous. Yeah, yeah, we get it - Tengo Project loves technical things like "visuals" and "gameplay."
Coming in hot with an 86 are Impulsegamer, who seem to have enjoyed the experience despite some minor complaints about item changing (don't worry; I know what a cringeworthy gameplay mechanic is). Meanwhile, Pure Nintendo gave their thoughts on how this game might not be everyone's cup of tea - unless you're into retro-chaos and sharing it with friends. So, in short: bring your A-game (and don't leave your friend behind).
TouchArcade chimed in with a 70, pointing out that while this is a solid effort from Tengo Project, seasoned gamers might already have experience with this design sensibility - implying that others (read: my mom) will merely think, "Oh, an old NES game?" and promptly delete it.
Last but not least, NintendoWorldReport decided to join in the fun, praising its 70-scoring masterpiece by stating they wish there was a better save system in Arcade Mode. Too much? No too little! If you enjoy a challenge (or need more Doritos), get this!
There you have it, folks. From the experts' point of view and yours truly's sarcastic summary - Shadow of the Ninja: Reborn seems to be doing alright for itself, but won't make a lasting impression on our gaming grandmas... I mean, us.