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I used to play the original N on my PC, so I went to my local gaming store (you know what it’s called, but I am not sure that Amazon would like me saying the name) and bought it used. This game is loads of fun. There is a revamped design for the PSP, or you can use the classic design from the PC version. The levels seem easy at first, but get incredibly challenging as you move on. And speaking of levels, there are tons (I have only completed about 20 levels out of 200)! Plus, you can design your own levels! There is also a multiplayer mode, but I have not tried it out yet.
So, what are you waiting for! For such a cheap price, pick it up here, or buy it used. Either way, you will have a blast!
This game is so beyond addicting, it’s ridiculous! I become so engrossed in this game that I loudly celebrate (or jeer using explatives) when I win (or lose ) a level! There are tons of levels and each present their own unique challenge. It’s a fairly simple concept–you the ninja, collecting gold, opening portals and avoiding obstacles–but man, it’s so super sweet! If you like games like Tetris, Patapon, Katamari, etc–puzzle or challenge type games, you’ll love N+!
Rating: 5 / 5
I love N+. It’s simply the most addictive and fun game I’ve played this year. It’s all about the game play (easy to learn, difficult to master) and not the graphics.
I already own the Xbox Live version – I bought it when it came out at the beginning of the year – and have beaten the 300 levels in that version. I just picked up the PSP version to get the 200 new levels (and have finished 180 of them so far), and am having a blast with the game again.
How many games make you want to rebuy them on a different platform? For me this is the only game I’ve ever bought on multiple systems, and you know what?
I’m actually thinking about picking it up for the DS too (for 200 more unique levels).
Rating: 5 / 5
I was iffy about how this would play out on a smaller screen but it looks great! Also I am not big on video game music but the soundtrack is pretty rockin. Recommend it highly to N fans and those who are new to the game.
Rating: 5 / 5
this game is really fun. the graphics are almost non-existant, but who cares. i’m not sure what genre this is. kind of like a puzzle but not really. you know exactly what you need to do. go to the switch to open the door then go to the newly opened door. eazy, but you must get past the obsticles. okward jumps, bombs, enemies. some levels will be super eazy, most will take you 30 seconds to 1 minute to pass. but you probly wont pass it the first time. on average it takes me about 10-30 attempts to pass, some have taken me over 100 attemps, a few over 200 attemps. it is really addictive. but thats not all. it gives you a level editor so you can create your own levels. post them online for others to play. download other user geberated levels, rate them. and you can play multiplayer with another player, that i have not tried but eager to try.
Rating: 4 / 5
July 30th, 2010 at 4:39 am
I used to play the original N on my PC, so I went to my local gaming store (you know what it’s called, but I am not sure that Amazon would like me saying the name) and bought it used. This game is loads of fun. There is a revamped design for the PSP, or you can use the classic design from the PC version. The levels seem easy at first, but get incredibly challenging as you move on. And speaking of levels, there are tons (I have only completed about 20 levels out of 200)! Plus, you can design your own levels! There is also a multiplayer mode, but I have not tried it out yet.
So, what are you waiting for! For such a cheap price, pick it up here, or buy it used. Either way, you will have a blast!
Rating: 5 / 5
July 30th, 2010 at 4:58 am
This game is so beyond addicting, it’s ridiculous! I become so engrossed in this game that I loudly celebrate (or jeer using explatives) when I win (or lose
) a level! There are tons of levels and each present their own unique challenge. It’s a fairly simple concept–you the ninja, collecting gold, opening portals and avoiding obstacles–but man, it’s so super sweet! If you like games like Tetris, Patapon, Katamari, etc–puzzle or challenge type games, you’ll love N+!
Rating: 5 / 5
July 30th, 2010 at 5:05 am
I love N+. It’s simply the most addictive and fun game I’ve played this year. It’s all about the game play (easy to learn, difficult to master) and not the graphics.
I already own the Xbox Live version – I bought it when it came out at the beginning of the year – and have beaten the 300 levels in that version. I just picked up the PSP version to get the 200 new levels (and have finished 180 of them so far), and am having a blast with the game again.
How many games make you want to rebuy them on a different platform? For me this is the only game I’ve ever bought on multiple systems, and you know what?
I’m actually thinking about picking it up for the DS too (for 200 more unique levels).
Rating: 5 / 5
July 30th, 2010 at 7:11 am
I was iffy about how this would play out on a smaller screen but it looks great! Also I am not big on video game music but the soundtrack is pretty rockin. Recommend it highly to N fans and those who are new to the game.
Rating: 5 / 5
July 30th, 2010 at 9:41 am
this game is really fun. the graphics are almost non-existant, but who cares. i’m not sure what genre this is. kind of like a puzzle but not really. you know exactly what you need to do. go to the switch to open the door then go to the newly opened door. eazy, but you must get past the obsticles. okward jumps, bombs, enemies. some levels will be super eazy, most will take you 30 seconds to 1 minute to pass. but you probly wont pass it the first time. on average it takes me about 10-30 attempts to pass, some have taken me over 100 attemps, a few over 200 attemps. it is really addictive. but thats not all. it gives you a level editor so you can create your own levels. post them online for others to play. download other user geberated levels, rate them. and you can play multiplayer with another player, that i have not tried but eager to try.
Rating: 4 / 5