Has anyone completed Shinobi?

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  • edited December 2011
    DaRkHoRaCe wrote: »
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    O_o Never seen it.. Gotta play it!!!!

    You won't regret it - it's a good conversion of a nice, although not earth-shattering, coin-op game.
  • edited December 2011
    Yes, Shadow Dancer is a good conversion. Good graphics, smooth animation and nice touches of colour here and there.
  • edited December 2011
    Yup Shadow Dancer was quite shiny on the 8-bits, funny thing is the Master System conversion was a coin-op conversion whilst the Megadrive version was an awful awful game that was nothing like the arcade.

    I suppose I'll say it again since I complain about it at every opportunity!

    Why oh why were the Megadrive versions of ESWAT, Ka-Ge-Ki, Alien Storm, Shadow Dancer, New Zealand Story all so different from the arcade version when the 8 bit versions were arcade convertions?

    ....and don't get me started on Toki, even the NES version was a coin-op conversion, and it's not that bad.
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  • edited December 2011
    The guy who programmed Shadow Dancer (Dave Semmens) also programmed the Turtles coin op conversion. Again a very nice conversion... Just a shame that neither of these games feature in-game music on the 128k (even though Turtles did have the music included in the code).
  • edited December 2011
    Swainy wrote: »
    The guy who programmed Shadow Dancer (Dave Semmens) also programmed the Turtles coin op conversion. Again a very nice conversion... Just a shame that neither of these games feature in-game music on the 128k (even though Turtles did have the music included in the code).

    Thats really very true. Turtles 2 would have been even better with some music (or the music finally implemented!) and better sound effect (the ones in the game are "bland")
    Maybe somebody can fix a version with the in-game music??
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