New PSP puzzle game features ... NINJAS
by Andrew Yoon 
{ Jan 30th 2009 at 6:36PM }
In Onore no Shinzuru Michi wo Yuke, players create shadow clones in order to solve puzzles. How does it work? Watch the video and find out. It starts off rather simply, with a lone ninja pulling a switch. However, the switch activates something that needs attention at the same time. The ninja's shadow clone replicates the actions of the first action, giving the second ninja time to act. But then, what if three things need to be done? Or four? That's where things get interesting, folks.
While many PSP games fail to see an international release, we're confident a publisher will pick up this rather intriguing game.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Levi @ Jan 30th 2009 6:53PM
Looks very strange, but I will keep my eye on it!
kgrayman @ Jan 30th 2009 6:57PM
coooolll something new! looks fun
dip @ Jan 30th 2009 7:08PM
The music is awesome.
Bebester @ Jan 30th 2009 7:48PM
neat, it's playing on the classic "cursor 10" gameplay idea. Still, I'm glad to see it employed again; it's a neat concept.
applekwisp @ Jan 30th 2009 9:13PM
there's a flash game like this...i forgot what it was called.
PSN: Erdie @ Jan 30th 2009 9:47PM
This one? http://www.kongregate.com/games/Scarybug/chronotron
Znupi @ Jan 31st 2009 6:07PM
Definetely Chronotron. I was just thinking of that game.
Eric @ Jan 30th 2009 9:15PM
I know I have played some flash game that was very much like this (no ninjas) but I can't find it.
aj @ Jan 31st 2009 4:11AM
"From Software" is an awesome name.
Dr Haisook @ Jan 31st 2009 4:36AM
lol.. right. However, the ideas seems new, and I especially like the Japanese theme. Not sure if the music is also Japanese-inspired, but it's nice too.
"While many PSP games fail to see an international release, we're confident a publisher will pick up this rather intriguing game."
Why are you that confident? The game seems too Japanese, but well, may be.
yo_man-san @ Jan 31st 2009 8:57PM
This game looks so cool! It-s going to be a challenge synchronizing all of your "ghost's" (clone's) movements. I think it's going to be a medium-huge selling game if it gets popular enough.
Hashbrown Hunter @ Jan 31st 2009 8:51AM
This game could easily give you a headache once you're at 20 ninjas running around. I have a very poor attention span, and I know all other Americans do too, so I doubt anyone would play the game for more than a day.
Josh @ Jan 31st 2009 1:47PM
Ha.