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''Ninja: Shadow of Darkness'' is a 1998 action video game for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation, developed by Creator/CoreDesign and published by Creator/EidosInteractive.
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''Ninja: Shadow of Darkness'' is a 1998 action video game for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation, Platform/PlayStation, developed by Creator/CoreDesign and published by Creator/EidosInteractive.
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* NintendoHard: Anyone who claims they can finish this game without using the Infinite Health Cheat is either 1. a play-tester who play games for a living or 2. a liar. Starting from the Cloud City, the game starts becoming frustratingly difficult, and the final level probably caused hundreds of innocent UsefulNotes/PlayStation consoles to be flung out of windows.
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* NintendoHard: Anyone who claims they can finish this game without using the Infinite Health Cheat is either 1. a play-tester who play games for a living or 2. a liar. Starting from the Cloud City, the game starts becoming frustratingly difficult, and the final level probably caused hundreds of innocent UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation consoles to be flung out of windows.
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* NaturallyHusklessCoconuts: In beach stage, there are huskless coconuts waiting to fall on the player.
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* BladeOnAStick: The ''nagayari'', a spear with an absolutely massive tip obtainable late in the end, is the powerful InfinityPlusOneSword of the game. Before that, some enemies like samurais will attack Kurosawa with spears.
* InfinityPlusOneSword: The ''nagayari'', a spear with an absolutely massive tip obtainable late in the end, is the extra-powerful weapon of the game.
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* MultiMeleeMaster: Kurosawa, '''full stop'''. His skills in weaponry includes being deadly with a ''[[KatanasAreJustBetter katana]]'', a ''sai'', a battleaxe, a ''[[BladeOnAStick nagayari]]'', a ''[[CarryABigStick tetsubo]]'', a [[SerratedBladeOfPain jagged broadsword]], an infinite supply of [[DeviousDaggers throwing knives]], [[SmokeOut smoke bombs]], some [[GoodOldFisticuffs good old punches]] and let's not get into the arrays and arrays of power-ups Kurosawa can use against his enemies.
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* MultiMeleeMaster: Kurosawa, '''full stop'''. His skills in weaponry includes being deadly with a ''[[KatanasAreJustBetter katana]]'', a ''sai'', a battleaxe, a ''[[BladeOnAStick ''[[InfinityPlusOneSword nagayari]]'', a ''[[CarryABigStick tetsubo]]'', a [[SerratedBladeOfPain jagged broadsword]], an infinite supply of [[DeviousDaggers throwing knives]], [[SmokeOut smoke bombs]], some [[GoodOldFisticuffs good old punches]] and let's not get into the arrays and arrays of power-ups Kurosawa can use against his enemies.
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* MultiMeleeMaster: Kurosawa, '''full stop'''. His skills in weaponry includes being deadly with a ''[[KatanasAreJustBetter katana]]'', a ''[[SaiGuy sai]]'', a battleaxe, a ''[[BladeOnAStick nagayari]]'', a ''[[CarryABigStick tetsubo]]'', a [[SerratedBladeOfPain jagged broadsword]], an infinite supply of [[DeviousDaggers throwing knives]], [[SmokeOut smoke bombs]], some [[GoodOldFisticuffs good old punches]] and let's not get into the arrays and arrays of power-ups Kurosawa can use against his enemies.
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* MultiMeleeMaster: Kurosawa, '''full stop'''. His skills in weaponry includes being deadly with a ''[[KatanasAreJustBetter katana]]'', a ''[[SaiGuy sai]]'', ''sai'', a battleaxe, a ''[[BladeOnAStick nagayari]]'', a ''[[CarryABigStick tetsubo]]'', a [[SerratedBladeOfPain jagged broadsword]], an infinite supply of [[DeviousDaggers throwing knives]], [[SmokeOut smoke bombs]], some [[GoodOldFisticuffs good old punches]] and let's not get into the arrays and arrays of power-ups Kurosawa can use against his enemies.
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* MultiMeleeMaster: Kurosawa, '''full stop'''. His skills in weaponry includes being deadly with a ''[[KatanasAreJustBetter katana]]'', a ''[[SaiGuy sai]]'', a [[AnAxToGrind battleaxe]], a ''[[BladeOnAStick nagayari]]'', a ''[[CarryABigStick tetsubo]]'', a [[SerratedBladeOfPain jagged broadsword]], an infinite supply of [[DeviousDaggers throwing knives]], [[SmokeOut smoke bombs]], some [[GoodOldFisticuffs good old punches]] and let's not get into the arrays and arrays of power-ups Kurosawa can use against his enemies.
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* MultiMeleeMaster: Kurosawa, '''full stop'''. His skills in weaponry includes being deadly with a ''[[KatanasAreJustBetter katana]]'', a ''[[SaiGuy sai]]'', a [[AnAxToGrind battleaxe]], battleaxe, a ''[[BladeOnAStick nagayari]]'', a ''[[CarryABigStick tetsubo]]'', a [[SerratedBladeOfPain jagged broadsword]], an infinite supply of [[DeviousDaggers throwing knives]], [[SmokeOut smoke bombs]], some [[GoodOldFisticuffs good old punches]] and let's not get into the arrays and arrays of power-ups Kurosawa can use against his enemies.
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* AnAxToGrind:
** One of the obtainable weapons is a battleax, from the second level. It's shorter in range than the katana, but deals far heavier damage.
** Besides that, there are lumberjack opponents armed with axes at the end of the first level, right before the gates leading to the boss.
** One of the obtainable weapons is a battleax, from the second level. It's shorter in range than the katana, but deals far heavier damage.
** Besides that, there are lumberjack opponents armed with axes at the end of the first level, right before the gates leading to the boss.
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Misuse, the game is set in Japan, it's not this trope
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* InstantAwesomeJustAddNinja: Imagine if the game is called Regular Badass: Shadow Of Darkness. Who would want to play it?
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* FragileFlyer: Airborne enemies throughout the game (eagles, bats, gargoyles) are, in general, a lot weaker than land-based enemies, all of them lacking the ability to block your punches or flung knives and dying in just a scant handful of hits. There's also a winged ''T. rex'' boss -- the only boss which remains airborne for the entirety of its fight -- and that one has the weakest health, although it's hard to damage since it spends the whole battle swooping everywhere.
