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Game Profile
INFO BOX
PLATFORM:
PSP
PUBLISHER:
Atari
DEVELOPER:
SilverBirch Studios
GENRE: Platformer
PLAYERS:   1-2
RELEASE DATE:
August 12, 2008
IN THE SERIES
N+

N+

 Written by Matt Swider  on June 19, 2007

News: See how the flash game looks on your portable console of choice.



Earlier in the month, Gaming Target reported that Atari was bringing the popular flash game N to DS and PSP in the form of N+. Today, Atari sent us the first screenshots of the two handheld versions.



From the first pair of screenshots (below), it's clear that N+ will offer DS and PSP gamers the same fluid animation and agile acrobatic maneuvers that made the online game so popular. But new to the portable versions are downloadable content, level editor, cooperative multiplayer and more.

Check back with Gaming Target for more on N+ as well as all of your Ninja gaming news.





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