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Izuna 2: the Unemployed Ninja Returns
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This pre-owned product is guaranteed to work and includes a box with original cover art and instruction manual.
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Atlus |
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Success |
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DS |
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Role-Playing |
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Mild Fantasy Violence
Mild Language
Suggestive Themes
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| The Unemployed Ninja Returns takes its cues from traditional roguelike dungeon crawlers, with a backdrop of randomly generated environments and chance-item collection.
This time out, the titular jobless ninja heads to a wedding, where she attempts to track down her missing sidekick Shino. Along the way, Izuna manages to once again anger a pantheon of gods, who will work to thwart her efforts. |
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THE UNEMPLOYED NINJA’S ZANY RPG ACTION RETURNS! Still unemployed and feisty as ever, Izuna returns to Nintendo DS in a brand new action RPG adventure. When Izuna’s friend disappears, rumored to be on the run from the Gods and dressed as a French maid, the Unemployed Ninja must stand up to the angry Gods, find a maid lost in Japan, and who knows, maybe make a coin or two along the way. Hey, a girl’s got to make a living!
- Old school dungeon‐crawling fun—Immerse yourself in straight‐up old school dungeoncrawling. Inside the randomly‐generated dungeons you’ll battle awesome monsters, collect items, modify your weapons, and unleash powerful ninja spells.
- More Izuna than ever before—With more dungeons, enemies, items, events, and brand new sidequests, you’ll get more Izuna for your money.
- TAG team dungeon crawler system – Switch between Izuna and Shino while exploring a dungeon for a greater range of attack, items, and options. Combine power to unleash awesome combo attacks.
- Large cast of characters – Choose from over a dozen playable characters, including enemy bosses from the first game.
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| You'll either love it or hate it |
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By: Odai
Favorite Category: Role-Playing
Date: Saturday, Jan 17, 2009
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| What I had heard a lot about this game is that you either love it or you hate it. That is definitely true. Personally, I love it, but I could see how some people could hate it. It has a high level of challenge, and you will die a lot. No doubt. I found this challenge to be fun, since it takes more thought and less mindless button mashing. But my brother got frustrated and gave up on the game. I ga...[More] |
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