Abstract: N+ on the DS is one of the best injections of mobile, digital short-term adrenaline bursts one can find. Atari has taken the previous releases and refined the package into a stellar handheld release. It is ironic that the best Atari release in recent ...
Abstract: ldquo;You are a ninja. And like all ninjas, you have an unquenchable thirst for gold.” So says the manual for “N+”, Metanet Softwares new side-scrolling platformer on the DS. Wait—isnt it leprechauns who have an unquenchable thirst for gold? Whatever, Me...
Abstract: If you’ve never played N or N+, then it’s suggested you pick up N+ on the DS as soon as possible. You definitely won’t regret the purchase of this stellar platforming puzzle title.
Published: 2008-08-26, Author: Phil , review by: gamespy.com
Tons of levels; challenging and addictive; creating your own levels and swapping them online.
The simple graphics arent for everybody; awful music; it can be pretty darn hard.
It began its life as a humble Flash game, but thanks to its popularity, it eventually received an enhanced port to Xbox Live Arcade. Now, the game known as N+ (it was simply N back in the Flash days) is getting a full-on retail release on portable syst...
Abstract: The addictive gameplay and stylish design of N+ fit almost perfectly into the tight confines of todays handhelds. Specifications: ESRB: Everyone; Genre: Action; Number of players: 1-2 Players See full specs
Abstract: The original N was a free flash game that featured stick-figure ninjas who had a thirst for goal and a penchant for acrobatics. Earlier this year, N+ came to the Xbox LIVE Arcade with a whole host of new levels and features. And now, N+ has come to th...
Abstract: Hey, there's nothing wrong with updating a great Flash game and porting it over to other platforms. Hell, it worked out really well for Metanet Software's N; when Anthony Burch reviewed the Xbox LIVE version, N+, he gushed over the title, calling it "...
Hundreds of challenges to complete, Addictive gameplay, Platformspecific and thoughtprovoking puzzles, Tight controls, Excellent tools for creating punishing environments.
Higher price than other versions, PSP suffers from significant loading times and frame rate dips, No touchscreen support on the DS or analog controls on the PSP.
The addictive gameplay and stylish design of N+ fit almost perfectly into the tight confines of todays handhelds. ...
Abstract: Once in a rare while, a game's instruction manual sums things up more elegantly than I could ever hope to. Take N+'s: "You are a ninja. Your god-like speed, dexterity, jumping power, and reflexes are all the result of an amazingly fast metabolism; sadl...
Abstract: As modern video games become ever more complex and immersive its all too easy to forget that sometimes its the most basic concepts that prove to be the most enduring. Sure, the latest Metal Gear Solid wouldnt have quite the same impact were it not f...
