The main character's identity differs between the supplement materials of the Mega Drive version. It features the same play mechanics, but different stages and enemies.
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Trivia for Shadow Dancer: A version of the game for Mega Drive was also released in 1990 under the full title of Shadow Dancer: The Secret of Shinobi.
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SEGA eventually got the license to use Spider-man but it was only for a limited time. Both Spider-Man and Batman are actually fake representations of themselves conducted by someone able to morph into his shape when enough damage is inflicted. In version 1.00 Bosses clearly resembling Godzilla, Spider-Man, The Terminator, and Batman are present.
Trivia for The Revenge of Shinobi: Because of copyright issues regarding certain boss characters (many of which were based on cultural icons) there were at least four versions of the game in Japan and North America, with the later two also appearing in Europe. The graphics are better and the gameplay is faster (plus it has a really cool horse riding sequence). Out all of these games, I’m most interested in the third one. In Shinobi III, Joe Musashi must once again stop the Neo Zeed organization and defeat their Shadow Master. In it Joe must avenge the death of Kato, his student, by the evil “Union Lizard Organization”.
Shadow Dancer is the direct sequel to the Shinobi arcade game, but it’s not connected to Revenge of Shinobi (confusing, I know). Joe must rescue her before it’s too late. Revenge of Shinobi, is a direct sequel to Shinobi, in it the newly reformed and renamed Neo Zeed killed Joe Musashi’s Master and kidnapped his girlfriend. There are three Genesis games in the series, The Revenge of Shinobi, Shadow Dancer, and Shinobi III: Revenge of the Ninja Master.
The game has made its way onto a lot of different platforms, including the Sega Master System, the Game Gear, and the Genesis. Shinobi was first released in the arcades in 1987. Release Date: DecemDeveloper: SEGA Publisher: SEGA
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