But on the other hand they do the job fine for what its trying to be. I mean, basic sounding slashes and explosions and stuff…there’s nothing to be REALLY excited about. Sound: The sound effects of this game are “meh” at best AND worst. In short they aren’t eye catching but they do the job…not perfectly but at least it does work well. They all look like they’re made by a level editor of sorts, but the level design is mostly well done.
Hell, even “Tenchu 2: Birth of the Stealth Assassins” for the PS1 had better level graphics than this game because for the most part the levels in this one is mostly sand, wooden houses, grass, some half-assed cliffs, and a few stone architectures…like the stairs. On the other hand, the levels look a little too unexciting at best. One one hand, the Character models look pretty detailed and smooth (though saying its better than those in Dissidia is really pushing it). Its nothing you’ve seen before in many late-PSX titles like Tenchu. Graphics: The graphics of this game are okay at best. If you’re looking for a great Ninja game, this isn’t it but its wide variety of playable characters (Even the nameless guards are playable), huge amount of missions and stages, and even ad-hoc multiplayer (that I haven’t played) make it a worthy download when you have nothing else to think about. Shinobido: Tales of the Ninja is one of those unloved and unknown games you can find on the PSP. Shinobido: Tales of the Ninja is a Action video game published by Spike released on February 9th, 2007 for the PlayStation Portable.
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