Shadow of the Ninja Reborn Delayed to Summer

Natsume Atari, ININ Games, and Tengo Project have announced that the highly anticipated game, Shadow of the Ninja Reborn, has been delayed from its original release window in spring to the summer. This exciting ninja-themed side-scrolling action game will be available on multiple platforms, including PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC via Steam. The game will support various languages, including English, Japanese, French, and many more.

While the western release will offer both physical and digital copies for PlayStation 5 and Switch, the other platforms will only have a digital release. The console versions will be priced at $29.99 / €29.99, while the PC version will be available for $19.99 / €19.99. ININ Games will soon provide retailer listings on their website, allowing players to easily access the game.

In Japan, Shadow of the Ninja Reborn will also be released physically and digitally for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Switch. The game will be priced at 4,440 yen, providing an exciting opportunity for Japanese gamers to experience the beloved classic remastered for modern platforms.

Developed by the original team and carefully remastered after 33 years, Shadow of the Ninja Reborn offers exquisite pixel art and refreshed visuals. With its 16-bit retro art style and new technologies, the game provides a visually stunning experience. Players can enjoy diverse combat options with numerous weapons and ninja tools, allowing for different strategies in battles. The cooperative gameplay feature enables players to team up and face challenges together, providing a nostalgic joy of playing together.

The game’s music production also features the renowned composer Iku Mizutani, who has contributed to the re-arrangement of classic melodies, enhancing the immersive and adrenaline-pumping experience for players. With the involvement of Dynamic Productions, known for their artistic excellence, the illustrations and character designs compliment the overall aesthetics of the game.

Despite the delay, fans are eagerly awaiting the summer release of Shadow of the Ninja Reborn. Stay tuned for more updates and get ready to embark on an unforgettable ninja adventure.

FAQ:
1. What is the release window for the game Shadow of the Ninja Reborn?
The game’s release window has been delayed from spring to summer.

2. Which platforms will the game be available on?
The game will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC via Steam.

3. What languages will the game support?
The game will support various languages, including English, Japanese, French, and more.

4. Will there be physical copies for all platforms?
No, only PlayStation 5 and Switch will have both physical and digital copies. Other platforms will only have a digital release.

5. What is the pricing for the console versions and the PC version?
The console versions will be priced at $29.99 / €29.99, while the PC version will be available for $19.99 / €19.99.

6. Where can players find retailer listings for the game?
ININ Games will provide retailer listings on their website.

7. Will the game also be released physically and digitally in Japan?
Yes, the game will be released physically and digitally in Japan for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Switch.

8. What is the price of the game in Japan?
The game will be priced at 4,440 yen in Japan.

9. Who developed the game and how has it been remastered?
The game has been developed by the original team and carefully remastered after 33 years.

10. What are the highlights of the game?
The game offers exquisite pixel art and refreshed visuals, diverse combat options with numerous weapons and ninja tools, cooperative gameplay, and immersive music production.

Definitions:
1. Remastered: The process of enhancing or improving the audio or visual quality of a recording or game.
2. Pixel art: A form of digital art in which images are created using pixels, the smallest unit of a digital image.
3. Aesthetics: The study or appreciation of beauty and taste in art and design.

Suggested links:
1. natsumeatari.co.jp (Natsume Atari’s official website)
2. inin.games (ININ Games’ official website)
3. tengoproject.com (Tengo Project’s official website)
4. store.steampowered.com (Steam’s official website)
5. playstation.com (PlayStation’s official website)
6. xbox.com (Xbox’s official website)
7. nintendo.com (Nintendo’s official website)

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