Little Ninja Brothers

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a game by Culture Brain
Genre: Adventure/RPG
Platform: NESNES
Editor Rating: 6/10, based on 3 reviews
User Rating: 7.3/10 - 3 votes
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See also: Ninja Games
Little Ninja Brothers
Little Ninja Brothers
Little Ninja Brothers
Little Ninja Brothers
  • Machine: Nintendo

If you put the Karate Kid and Bruce Lee together in a Saturday morning martial-arts cartoon show, you'd probably end up with something like Little Ninja Brothers. This sprawling action-adventure takes a charming, lighthearted approach to its blend of questing and karate chopping.

What sets this game apart isn't its action or its adventure, but its humor - which is often accidental. The comical story is peppered with odd translations ("I am cheery") and silly dialogue ("I will change you into meatballs and eat you up").

Your adventure takes you on a very involved romp through an expansive, faraway place called Chinaland. The stars are twin ninja brothers, Jack and Ryu. To save the world from a dangerous and deranged dictator, they must recover the seven Bells of Prism. That means the twins must tour all of Chinaland's towns, talk to the villagers, and build up a large inventory of weapons and items.

Little Ninja Brothers plays much like the Zelda series, except there's more action. As you roam the countryside, you'll frequently cross paths with the dictator's henchmen. When you do, the game switches to a battle scene in which you have to knock out a certain number of enemies.

It's not only important to punch out your enemies, but also the blocks and rocks as well. Even though punching a rock with your fist doesn't sound healthy, try it anyway. You'll sometimes uncover a treasure box this way.

Some multiplayer adventure games allow only one player to explore at a time. That means your friend can do little more than cheer you on. Fortunately, Little Ninja Brothers allows two players to roam through Chinaland and fight at the same time.

In addition to the quest game, Little Ninja Brothers also offers a mini-Olympics competition. You can choose from six athletic events, some of which reappear in the regular game. This feature adds even more fun, and some of the events (especially the track meet) are good practice for the quest adventure.

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NES

System requirements:

  • PC compatible
  • Operating systems: Windows 10/Windows 8/Windows 7/2000/Vista/WinXP
  • P-200, 32 MB RAM

Game Reviews

Blue Bolter, General of the Yoma clan, has taken the Emperor of China Land hostage and is threatening to take over as leader. Bolter warns that anybody who dares to resist him will be terminated. This sounds like a job for Ryu and Jack, heroes of Culture Brain's new two player action adventure game, Little Ninja Brothers. In this combination action and role play adventure your task is to Help Jack and Ryu fight their way through a sea of Blue Bolter's evil henchmen in search of the seven, sacred Bells. The bells contain magical powers and if Ryu and Jack don't recover all seven of them, they won't have the special powers they need to defeat Blue Boltar. Will China Land ever see peace again?

Little Ninja Brothers is a game released by Culture Brain for the NES in 1989 in Japan, and 1990 in the USA. This is the second game in the series of Super Chinese. The Japanese title of the game was Super Chinese 2. The story is about Jack and Ryu, the two young ninjas, who try hard to find out the mysterious reason for the attack of Chinaland by Blu Boltar.

It was also the second one in the series that preceded by Kung Fu Heroes and followed up by a sequel, Super Ninja Boy, released on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Super Chinese 3, the other sequel, was never released in the United States. Also, there were two Ninja Boy spin-off games that were released for the Game Boy in both regions.

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