The release date for the remaster of a Game Boy Advance cult classic is announced
Ninja Five-O is a game that few of us play, but those of us who do, love it
- January 23, 2025
- Updated: January 23, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Konami has officially confirmed the release of Ninja Five-O, a cult classic from Game Boy Advance, for February 25 on PS5, PS4, Switch, and PC platforms. This game, originally released in 2003 and developed by Hudson Soft, has gained notable popularity in the second-hand market, with loose cartridges reaching prices of up to 300€.
It hasn’t been released at a popular price, but getting the physical game would cost you much more
The reissue of Ninja Five-O will be available at a price of €24.99, although players can take advantage of a 15% discount on Steam, which reduces the price to €21.24. For many, this fee may seem high considering that the game essentially consists of a GBA ROM presented in an emulator, but given the cost of obtaining a legitimate copy on the market, the proposed price is relatively accessible.
Ninja Five-O is defined as a fusion between Ninja Gaiden and Bionic Commando, offering a 2D action and platform experience. In this, players take on the role of a ninja police officer who fights against terrorists and unusual creatures while rescuing hostages across various levels, benefiting from mobility options like a grappling hook. Although the game was a completely Japanese production, its release was limited to North America and Europe in quite restricted quantities.
This new version includes additional features such as a time trial mode and a rewind function. However, there are still doubts about the quality of the emulation, as it is using Limited Run Games’ Carbon Engine. Fans hope that this reissue lives up to the legendary reputation of Ninja Five-O, expecting the nostalgia of this title to combine with modern innovation.
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