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Shinobi (Sony PlayStation 2, 2002) - Japanese Version

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Immerse yourself in the thrilling world of Shinobi for the Sony PlayStation 2. This action and adventure game features an M - Mature rating and is part of the Shinobi Series, published by SEGA in 2002. Explore new regions and battle fierce enemies with a game that is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat. This game is compatible with NTSC-U/C (US/Canada) and is a must-have for any PlayStation 2 enthusiast. Get your hands on this classic title today!

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Battle through a post-apocalyptic landscape, defeat demons, and manage the power of an ancient soul-stealing sword as you balance the forces of good and evil. In Shinobi for PlayStation 2, you control Hotsuma as he slashes at enemies in search of answers about the mysterious sword he possesses. This action genre game is packed with stunning graphics, anime-style videos, and awesome slash action gameplay. Shinobi for PS2 follows the adventures of Hotsuma, who is the leader of the Oboro ninja clan. The ninja warrior became leader of his clan by wielding the power of Akujiki, a magic sword that holds evil powers. Akujiki steals the souls of those it kills and can slowly steal the soul of its possessor if it is not fed with new souls. After an earthquake, Tokyo is overrun with hellspawn and the Oboro clan is destroyed. Hotsuma must beat demons, reanimated ninjas, and other enemies in battle while claiming new souls for his sword. The gameplay in Shinobi for PlayStation 2 offers an action video game that features a classic hack and slash style. You use the controls to make jab and slash attacks on each enemy. As the game progresses, the enemies become harder to defeat. After each kill, Akujiki consumes the enemy’s soul, but if you go too long between kills, it starts to consume Hotsuma’s soul. Hotsuma also has a few other powers up his sleeve. He can use ninja powers to use fire and shock waves against his enemies, become temporarily invincible, paralyze attackers, or run and jump at his opponents. You must learn new powers to beat enemies in harder levels. There are eight levels in the game, and each level ends when Hotsuma defeats a boss. Shinobi for PlayStation 2 is the product of Overworks and Sega. The development and publishing team originally created the game for Sega Dreamcast games systems, but released it on PlayStation 2 when Dreamcast ceased production. Overworks and Sega launched the game for a November 2002 release date in the Japanese and North American markets. This product is the Japanese version, which is playable on Japanese and European Region 2 PlayStation 2 consoles. It is not compatible with other games systems and versions such as Nintendo 3DS or PS4. The game features an M for Mature rating due to violence. This Shinobi game for PlayStation 2 is the 10th game in the popular Shinobi series, which first launched in 1987. Previous games in the series include the original Shinobi arcade and PC game, Shadow Dancer, and The Revenge of Shinobi. Subsequent versions include Nightshade and Shinobi 3D. The original games were arcade games and featured a lead character named Joe Musashi. This classic character appears in Shinobi for PS2 as a hidden character. You can unlock him by successfully completing missions. You can find Shinobi for PS2 games at a variety of budget levels. The game is discontinued in disc form, but you can still find collector’s discs to add to your collection.

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Publisher
SEGA
UPC
4974365830267, 0010086630169
eBay Product ID (ePID)
9216

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Rating
M - Mature
Genre
Action & Adventure
Video Game Series
Shinobi Series
Platform
Sony PlayStation 2
Game Name
Shinobi

Additional Product Features

Release Year
2002
Number of Players
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
Japan
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick
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139973
ESRB Descriptor
Blood and Gore, Violence

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4 out of 5 stars
by olivertooistMay 10, 2023
Interesting update into the 3D era and moves away from classic Shinobi, but still works
This game is overall good, even more so when you consider the time of release. There is quality to the artwork albeit an overall dark aesthetic/environments. The biggest drawback of the game is the camera, how "flimsy" it is to move and stay at a rough angle and/or its inability to keep up with the intensely fast-paced action. You can move the camera with the right analog stick but if Overworks had been able to implement a Tomb Raider/Soul Reaver-like camera, it would have been SO good. ShinobiPS2's is an interesting update into the 3D era and moves away from classic Shinobi, but still works.
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5 out of 5 stars
by micsoundersJun 03, 2010
Shinobi recent review (2010 3/6/2010)
Disliked and NOT PROPERLY reviewed back years ago when it came out, due to its difficulty, players where still curious and pushed to understand this big boy platformer. As many have found it, Shinobi may possibly be the best 3D platformer hands down. Many people didn't know how to play this game in the western world, where as in Japan players are used to mechanics heavy games. The mechanics in Shinobi are by far some of the best I have ever dealt with in a 3D game. He moves and controls like any Ideal character of his type should. The "Tate" system is by far one of the most innovative game-play rules i have ever seen implemented in a 3D platfaormer such as this. once You can master Shinobi's moves and "TATE" the game begins to shine and surpass many of the current day platformers when it comes to nice tight control and benchmarking hardcore 3d platforming game-play. This game is unlike any game I have ever played and the game play holds up to today's standards and anyone who knows this game well will tell you its one of the most underrated games of all time. So for what it goes for now, you definitely get your bucks worth. The killer soundtrack is a bonus. Fun Factor-10/10(for the hardcore) Graphics-8/10(PS2 era, great character and overall design) Sound-10/10(awesome sound track worth listening on its own)Read full review
5 out of 5 stars
by darkslayer2040Jun 16, 2010
Shinobi!!!! :) :) Playstation 2, 2002.
I purchased this on June 5th. Since my company ships directly from USA in to my homeland (Costa Rica) it takes a couple of days to arrive!!. The selleer was great!! He provided me with a tracking the article was perfectly described!. What can I say, back in 2002... I had like 20 years, no job... I only had some freelance jobs fixing computers and I didn´t have a PS2... I always loved this game... By working hard and getting my first job I was able to have this game 2 years later... at the end of 2003... Obviously my console was modified, but man, I practically played this game all day long after work!.. Over time, the quality of the copy (a game ripped and burned in to a DVD it cost me like 20 bucks or something back in the day) went damaged and I needed the replacement of this jewel!. Now that I have a little bit more of purchase ability it was necessary!!! About the game, this is magnificent!!! Perfect game, try to configure the control scheme as in MegaMan X... [] for attacks. X for jumps and O for stealth dash!!. And in this way you´ll become a champ!!, now I need to took all the shinobi coins and take control over hotsuma again!!!. What can I say!! The 7th generation of consoles needs a new Shinobi!!! One like this, like in the 2003.. Regards, DarkSlayer2040Read full review
5 out of 5 stars
by tywaldAug 09, 2009
Shinobi: A Classic Challenge
Every now and then I get the urge to play a game that involves lots of action but doesn't have to make much physical sense. If you like these kind of games then Shinobi for the PS2 is for you. Released in 2002 the game has graphics that were well beyond most games of it time. While it won't compare to the modern games of PS3 and XBox 360, it will still dazzle the player with high speed action and electro-Japanese sound effects and music. As far as game play goes, Shinobi is for the quick-witted player. The crazy physics of dashing, double-jumping, and cutting through almost anything with your sword are amazing. Good reflexes and timing are a major key to winning the game, and an underestimation of distance or space can prove fatal to your character. There are no in-level checkpoints, so every time you die you have to start at the beginning of the level again. In fact, Shinobi has been voted one of the hardest games to beat (along with Devil May Cry 3 and Ninja Gaiden) by several gaming organizations. Nevertheless, the in-game story and combat gameplay make this game highly addictive. Get Shinobi if you're looking for a game that provides a good story, great gameplay and a refreshing challenge that is not seen in most games nowadays.Read full review
5 out of 5 stars
by astray1Jan 09, 2019
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One of the most bad ass samurai games of PS2 with an epic storyline, sucks they don't make them like they use to. There is also another game parallel to this called Nightshade. This game really gets you on the edge and gets addictive very quick.
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Interesting update into the 3D era and moves away from classic Shinobi, but still works

Shinobi recent review (2010 3/6/2010)

Shinobi!!!! :) :) Playstation 2, 2002.

Shinobi: A Classic Challenge

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