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After dealing with that dark sword business Ryu Hayabusa might have hoped to put his feet up, but more evil schemes are in motion and so he must do his ninja thing once more. The powerup from the previous game that could provide duplicates to help in his quest has gone, but it turns out there is still another Ryu running around. Unfortunately he's something of a bad egg, and as Ninja Gaiden III: The Ancient Ship of Doom begins our blue-garbed hero has found himself framed for murder. As you would expect, finding out what's going on involves jumping between platforms and slashing a variety of nasties.
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A one touch mobile game inspired by Ninja Gaiden, Shinobi and Comix Zone.
Neon Ninja began as a brainstorm between students under the wing of Excamedia for a simple Android game. The original concept was an infinite sidescrolling runner, using a single button to control the entire game, plus some power-ups.
Starting the project, it was originally inspired by games like Shinobi and Ninja Gaiden, but eventually even games like Comix Zone started to influence the project. And there is was Neon Ninja.
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