Release Date: 1990
"Little Ninja Brothers" is an action role-playing game developed by Culture Brain and released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1990. It is the first installment in the "Super Chinese" series to be released in North America and combines elements of action-adventure and RPG gameplay, a unique blend for its time. Set in the fantastical land of Chinaland, players control the Little Ninja Brothers, Jack and Ryu, on their quest to defeat the evil Blue Bolt Gang and prevent them from conquering the world. The game features a mix of overhead exploration and side-scrolling combat sequences, with players gaining experience points, leveling up, and acquiring new skills and items to aid in their journey.
The gameplay of "Little Ninja Brothers" is notable for its hybrid nature, juxtaposing real-time action sequences with RPG elements. During their adventure, players navigate through towns, talk to NPCs to gather information, and traverse dangerous landscapes filled with enemies. Combat encounters switch to a separate side-scrolling view where the brothers use martial arts techniques against their foes. The game also incorporates unique mini-games and puzzles, adding variety to the gameplay. Multiplayer functionality allows two players to team up, making "Little Ninja Brothers" a memorable cooperative experience on the NES. Its innovative combination of genres and the charming, humorous narrative helped to set it apart during the era dominated by more traditional RPGs and action games.
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