The Way of the Ninja
September 5, 2005 12:05 AM Subscribe
N [note: flash, sound, some blood, and ninja killing robots]
i'm way, way, too tired to look it up right now, but this is about the third time that this has showed up as an FPP on MeFi. i know this because this is a good game, and i first ran into it here, and i laughed when someone (recently) posted it again. someone please take care of this. good night.
posted by spiderwire at 12:16 AM on September 5, 2005
posted by spiderwire at 12:16 AM on September 5, 2005
After a quick search for "ninja":
A recent double of the original N.
I'm waiting for the sequel to this, M, which will hopefully involve a bouncing, jumpy mongoose.
posted by Lionfire at 12:36 AM on September 5, 2005
A recent double of the original N.
I'm waiting for the sequel to this, M, which will hopefully involve a bouncing, jumpy mongoose.
posted by Lionfire at 12:36 AM on September 5, 2005
best double in a long time. i hadn't seen it before and just wasted 20 minutes.
thank you.
posted by mosch at 2:03 AM on September 5, 2005
thank you.
posted by mosch at 2:03 AM on September 5, 2005
Also, why is the link to some random browser version on someone who is not the authors' website (the game isn't even designed to be played in a browser)? The original is here, for reference.
posted by advil at 2:08 AM on September 5, 2005
posted by advil at 2:08 AM on September 5, 2005
To maybe add some value to this post, visit the N User Map Archive, NUMA, which has loads of great user-contributed N maps.
Along with the normal, playable levels, there's a whole category for 'DDA's (Don't Do Anything), maps where the designer has cleverly arranged all the level elements so that the level automagically plays itself. And someone's even made a map that acts as a 4-bit binary adder.
posted by chrismear at 5:49 AM on September 5, 2005
Along with the normal, playable levels, there's a whole category for 'DDA's (Don't Do Anything), maps where the designer has cleverly arranged all the level elements so that the level automagically plays itself. And someone's even made a map that acts as a 4-bit binary adder.
posted by chrismear at 5:49 AM on September 5, 2005
Great game. It's not very often someone comes up with a good original arcade-style game design anymore.
posted by sonofsamiam at 6:44 AM on September 5, 2005
posted by sonofsamiam at 6:44 AM on September 5, 2005
Well, I should have searched for 'ninja.' instead, I searched for the name of the swf, assuming that the rest of the url wasn't going to be much help. oh well.
posted by crunchland at 7:26 AM on September 5, 2005
posted by crunchland at 7:26 AM on September 5, 2005
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