A sequel, Kasumi Ninja II, was in development for the Atari Jaguar CD but it was cancelled. One of the 4 Jags fighting games (5 if you count Jaguar CDs Primal Rage) and Id say its second best after Ultra Vortek. By April 1, 1995, the game has sold more than 24,000 copies though it is unknown how many were sold in total during its lifetime and has since been called by some as one of the worst games of all time. File Size: 9.75 MB System: Atari Jaguar Version: 2.1.0 Downloads: 85,627 Rating: ( 5. While it received praise for its visuals, critics panned the controls, sound and slow gameplay, with many reviewers calling it a Mortal Kombat rip-off. Kasumi Ninja received mixed to negative reception when it was released. It was also one of the first games to feature a parental lockout system, allowing censorship and limiting the violence displayed during gameplay. Being one of the first titles announced for the Jaguar before it was launched to the public in November 1993, Kasumi Ninja was created by the same company who previously developed Dracula the Undead for the Atari Lynx in 1991 and had a troubled development process, undergoing through various changes before release. When the elder ninja Gyaku kills two of his fellow elders through black magic and becomes possessed by a powerful demon after breaking the gate to the underworld, it is up to the player in taking the role from any of the playable characters in order to defeat other opponents before Lord Gyaku destroys the Earth. What seemed like a couple of weeks they say what text is wrong and we tweak the location eg this line up 2 pixel's and right 3. When we submitted the game to Atari the game play was ok but they had issues with text in the game. It was just a quick easy thing we could add into the game so the player can gain extra points. The screen showing what you had on the craft was originally a shop screen. Atari had their input into the game and as usual they wanted a mini game adding so I remembered Stardust and going down a tunnel to shoot things. So you could juggle speed vs offensive /defensive upgrades.

You would earn credits and then you could buy extra gear for your craft.

I think the game was going to be a racing game but morphed into what was released. We pitched the game to Phillips Interactive and they had their ideas what the game should be but they pulled out before the game was started and we did it for Atari. The game change quite dramatically from what the first gem of an idea we had. As we were doing a 3d game Karl West had released 3d games before so it was wise for him to handle the game side of things and myself the rest of things.

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