One of SEGA's more overlooked mascots (with Sonic and Alex the Kidd getting all the attention), Joe Musashi, it seems, will get his shot at the big time. The Shinobi series, which began way back ...

Shinobi follows the ninja Joe Musashi and the first game of the series released in arcades in 1987 with a home release following in 1988. Following on from that were a number of sequels and spin ...

The adventures of Joe Musashi and his various relatives have ... A direct sequel to the PS2 Shinobi, Nightshade brings back ...

The Shinobi series began in 1987 in the arcade, with its modern day ninja protagonist Joe Musashi becoming a flagship ... Game Gear, Saturn, PS2, and Nintendo 3DS, but a new game hasn't been ...

First released in 1987, Shinobi is a Sega video game that follows Joe Musashi, a highly skilled ninja tasked with stopping evil forces. Along with Sonic the Hedgehog and Alex Kidd, Musashi is one ...

The Shinobi game series first debuted in 1987 as an arcade game and primarily follows protagonist Joe Musashi as a modern-day ninja who confronts great evil. Crafted with a focus on epic and edgy ...

Sega has already had some success on the big screen and now it's looking to expand on this with a movie based on its Shinobi franchise ... Since Joe Musashi's first game, the franchise has ...

Plot details haven’t been confirmed but “Shinobi” follows protagonist Joe Musashi as a modern-day ninja who confronts evil. It debuted in 1987 as an arcade game and has evolved into a ...

That edgy game followed Joe Musashi, a modern-day ninja who confronts great evil. Shinobi spawned 14 games include spinoffs and ports for a total 5 million copies sold around the globe.

Last year came news that SEGA would be revisiting popular games like Jet Set Radio, Crazy Taxi, Golden Axe, Streets of Rage, and yes, Shinobi. SEGA noted in a press release that these games are ...

The game debuted in 1987 in arcades, and focused on modern-day ninja Joe Musashi, a man who confronts ... Ken Kobayashi will pen the script for Shinobi, with Marc Platt and Adam Siegel producing ...