N+ premiere trailer and more screenshots surface

Posted Dec 15, 2007 at 5:45PM EST by QJ Staff

Listed in: Nintendo DS, PSP Tags: Atari, MetaNet, SilverBirch, Sony

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After being teased by screenshots, Atari has finally revealed a trailer filled with gameplay footage of MetaNet and SilverBirch Studios' N for the Sony PlayStation Portable and Nintendo DS. It's an odd series of 2D Flash puzzles moving to handhelds, yet it's difficult to think of N+ as a lesser game especially after seeing how fluid it plays.

As those who played N would know, the level design in this crazy platformer is a breath of fresh air. Your goal is simple - to collect objects and avoid getting killed - but it seems jumping around won't grow old too soon, since the stages look different and have various challenges.

In N+, you play as a miniscule ninja set on a flat background. Doesn't sound too exciting? Say that after watching the trailer below. When you're done, wait for the game's release in 2008. Might as well check the new screens following the video while you're at it.

 

   
   
   
   
 

Buy: [ N+ (Nintendo DS) ]
Buy: [ N+ (Sony PSP) ]

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# wow — Binary 2007-12-15 19:47

looks gayer then homebrew games.





http://phaze-d.net/

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# woot — TheNiNJA 2007-12-16 02:34

OH MY GOD ! i used to play this for DAYS !



i am sooo looking foward to that one ! thanks for the info QJ !



i heard that its gonna be released in february 2008

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