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GENERAL INFORMATION
GENRE/STYLE
Strategy/2D Real-Time Strategy
RELEASE DATE
28/OCT/08
ESRB RATING
EVERYONE, Crude Humor, Mild Cartoon Violence
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DESCRIPTION
Based on the Shawnimals characters and featuring favorites such as White Ninja, Anti Ninja, Baby Ninja, and Ol' Ninja Master (not to mention Business Ninja and Consultant Ninja), Ninjatown is a lightweight, fast-paced, real-time strategy game designed especially for Nintendo DS. Each stage offers a top-down view of a different district of Ninjatown. The main gameplay involves using the stylus and touch screen to assign the best ninjas to protect key areas of the district. The ninjas must be ready to fend off streams of wee little demons who are pouring into town from the surrounding wilderness. It seems the game's big baddie, Mr. Demon himself, has been sending these minions to Ninjatown ever since a nearby volcano erupted, but no one is quite sure why he's taking out his aggression on the friendly, peaceful village. For now, it's all the Wee Ninjas can do to keep their home from being overrun, even with patented special attacks such as the "Fists of Tickle Fury," "Candy Smoke Bomb," the "Mighty Wind of Ninja Droppings," and the ever-popular "Stealth Hug" at their disposal. ~ T.J. Deci, All Game Guide
Past 14 days
“My first exposure to ""wee ninjas"" was via ThinkGeek.com, who sell plushies of the aforementioned. While my cuteness loving marshmellowy center pined for such an adorable little bedmate, I was rather wary of having a ninja in...”
“My first exposure to ""wee ninjas"" was via ThinkGeek.com, who sell plushies of the aforementioned. While my cuteness loving marshmellowy center pined for such an adorable little bedmate, I was rather wary of having a ninja in my room at all. When I started play Ninja Town, my wariness took a nose dive into a giant costco-sized coffee can full of love.
The gameplay is rather simple in concept. You place ninja huts that produce mini-ninjas of various abilities along a single or several converging or diverging paths in an attempt to stop baddies from passing through your territory a la Tower Defense. The different types of baddies test your mettle by coming by in waves of varying types and mixtures, and, upon defeating them, you earn ninja star cookies that you can use to buy more ninja huts and drive your noggin off of cuteness cove.
The story that is the mortar holding the missions together is cute, fun, intentionally camp, and serves only to provide motivation enough to reach the end of the campaign mode. While it's fairly easy to get through the story mode, it's flame-spittingly difficult to get a perfect score on each individual level outside of the first tier.
I recommend Ninjatown merely on it's gameplay and cuteness factor, both of which are more than enough to illicit at least one playthrough from anyone be they 7 or 77.”
created 31/JUL/2011
“Completed a few levels in the suburbs. Really enjoying this game.”
created 01/FEB/2010
“Just got this today ($9.99 brand new). It came with a free decal of Feroshi! Played it right when I got home, but I had a headache so I didn't play long, but I loved it! I love tower defense and...”
created 31/JAN/2010
“My first DS game. It was pretty fun... But I got stuck and then I lost interest lol. Not something I'd recommend to buy.. Maybe rent!”
“My first DS game. It was pretty fun... But I got stuck and then I lost interest lol. Not something I'd recommend to buy.. Maybe rent!”
created 07/AUG/2009
“I got to the last level on Ninjatown at the beginning of the week. I replayed it thirty times before I gave up. I hate games with impossibly hard last levels! The game up until that point was...”
created 31/JUL/2009
“I've been playing Ninjatown this week. It's very, very fun! I really do recommend this game for those who prefer light-hearted games for their handheld. The humor is great and I love seeing all the...”
created 24/JUL/2009
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“What a cute tower defense game! The art style is great and the story crazy. Everything fits perfectly. Unfortunately there is no harder difficulty.. most levels are pretty easy. If they publish a 2nd part I'd buy it, but it should be more challenging”
“What a cute tower defense game! The art style is great and the story crazy. Everything fits perfectly. Unfortunately there is no harder difficulty.. most levels are pretty easy. If they publish a 2nd part I'd buy it, but it should be more challenging”
created 01/JUN/2009
“Great, great game. The graphics are amazingly cute. There are different strategys, a multiplayer-mode and many levels. It's sad, that it's too easy. Hope there will be a second part with a higher difficulty-level, cause the concept is great!”
“Great, great game. The graphics are amazingly cute. There are different strategys, a multiplayer-mode and many levels. It's sad, that it's too easy. Hope there will be a second part with a higher difficulty-level, cause the concept is great!”
created 29/MAY/2009
SouthPeak Games ratches up the cuteness factor of tower defense games to a dangerous level with Ninjatown for the Nintendo DS, how will it fare in X-Play's review.
published 07/JAN/2009
Former editor of EGM, Shawn Smith created the inspirational toys that this unique ninja-DS title is based on.
published 17/JUL/2008
Southpeak Games - Developer Reel
Southpeak games trailer featuring Things on Wheels (XBLA), Dream Pinball (PC, Wii, DS) 3D, Monster Madness: Grave Danger (PS3), Rogoo, Ninjatown (DS), X-Blades (PC, PS3, X360) and Raven Squad (PC, X360).
published 08/JUL/2008
Time for action, small Ninja action in NinjaTown for the Nintendo DS.
published 02/JUL/2008
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The world record for number of button mashes per second, set by Toshuyuki Takahashi.
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