The Last Ninja - Is System 3's classic game coming to the Atari XL/XE? Here's a Demo tease!

Way back in 1987, System 3 released one of the greatest action adventure games ever to be made available for the C64. It was none other than 'The Last Ninja', which also saw a number of ports released for the Apple IIGS, MS-DOS, BBC Micro, Acorn Electron ,Apple II, Amiga, Atari ST and ZX Spectrum (as Last Ninja Remix). But what glorious news today as we've been informed by Saberman, that the legendary game of The Last Ninja is coming to the Atari XL/XE, with a demo build available to try out below!

The Last Ninja Ninjakul 2 - A fabulous platformer makes its way onto the ZX Spectrum 128k

The ZX Spectrum is doing very well so far, as not only do we have Melkhior's Mansion (Atic Atac Remake ) coming to the PC and ZX Spectrum next, but we also have some fabulous art work from the ZX Spectrum shown on the C64 as a nod to that famous system. Now unlike the unreleased remake, there has been some much better news for the ZX, as today ZX DEV 2015 has announced the release of Pat Morita's 'The Last Ninja Ninjakul 2'; a ZX Spectrum platformer homage to System 3's classic isometric game ' The Last Ninja '.

The Last Ninja Ninjakul 2 - A Last Ninja WIP Demake - ZX Spectrum

As far as de-makes go, the news of a Last Ninja incarnation is great news! Yes, over on the ZX Dev Remake page a user who goes by the name of Pat Morita - no relation - has started work on his version of the martial art classic.

The Last Ninja - Is System 3's classic game coming to the ZX Spectrum?

In the late 80's System 3 released one of the most incredible 8-bit games of all time, cited by many as a highly innovative, groundbreaking title that put you in control of the ninja Armakuni on his journey to the palace of the evil shogun Kunitoki to assassinate him, avenge his clan, and retrieve the sacred scrolls. That game was none other than ' The Last Ninja ', a highly successful game for its time which as of today has re-appeared in our inbox but instead as a possible tease for an upcoming unofficial ZX remake.

The Last Ninja Musicology C64 Album - Rock metal orchestrated retro remix gets a Kickstarter

Get ready to head bang as we've just been informed by C64Audio of a brand new Kickstarter that takes the retro of ' The Last Ninja ' and turns it into a triple music album of rock and metal. This is ' The Last Ninja Musicology C64 Album, created by FastLoaders and sponsored by C64Audio.com, the same sponsors behind the incredible sounding Back in Time Symphonic C64 Collection!

The Last Ninja +11DM 100% - A hit C64 classic gets a very special Hokuto Force release

Today is Sunday, a time of rest and relaxation, so what better way to spend this day than to play a hit C64 classic that pretty much everyone has heard of from the 80's and 90's. It's one of System 3's greatest action adventure games from 1987 'The Last Ninja'; which has now been re-released as a +11DM 100% by Hokuto Force with more than just a quick improvement. The scene guru's have cracked the game from the Activision disk version, added missing music between the parts, 11 trainers, docs and also IFFL packed on one side with customized loader by FIX/Hokuto Force.

Last Ninja Redux - C64 hit game gets a work in progress remake!

Way back in 1987, System 3 released one of the greatest action adventure games ever to be made available for the C64. It was none other than 'The Last Ninja', which also saw a number of ports released for the Apple IIGS, MS-DOS, BBC Micro, Acorn Electron ,Apple II, Amiga, Atari ST and ZX Spectrum (as Last Ninja Remix). But what glorious news today as we've been informed by Tom of the retro gaming group, that the legendary game is getting a remake in the form of 'Last Ninja Redux'

The Last Ninja Preview - Onslaught cracks an iconic C64 title demo

Cited as one of the most highly innovative, most successful, ground breaking action-adventure C64 games of it's time, developed by System 3 in 1987 that is still spoken about to this day. Onslaught has cracked the very early "The Last Ninja Preview". Which when run, seems to be a teaser to the full version that you can even download for free. It even has that incredible soundtrack that is played many times over on such cool radio stations such as Slay Radio.