Ninja can also jump off these walls and use his helicopter sword to reach a platform. If he is running up a wall, then he will pull out the tip of his grappling hook and use it to slow his fall. Ninja can only run on walls for a limited time, and will fall off once this time is up. Throughout the game there are several uniquely designed walls that Ninja can run on, either up to reach a higher platform, or across to bridge a gap. Ninja can also use the shape of the environment to his advantage. This sword-spinning can be done immediately after jumping, but is delayed if performed after a double jump. Ninja can also spin his sword around while midair for a limited time and use it to fall slower than normal to bridge large gaps. In addition to basic skills such as running and jumping, Ninja can jump a second time in the air, although this second jump is less powerful than the first. The main character in I-Ninja, called simply "Ninja," has a variety of acrobatic abilities that are used throughout the game. The game was advertised with the tagline "No one's taller than the last man standing." Although not too popular with the general public, it has gained a cult following.Īs a result of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe buying the exclusive distribution rights for Europe, that part of the world saw only the PlayStation 2 and PC versions released. A Game Boy Advance version of the game was announced, but it has been canceled. It was released for the PC, PlayStation 2, Xbox and GameCube. "I-Ninja" is a video game developed by Argonaut and published by Namco. Platforms = PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox, PCGBA
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