The Shinobi 1987

Shinobi was one of the many names given to the ninja in feudal Japan. Its literal translation is 'stealer-in'; a reference to what Ninjas specialized in above all else. By employing any number of tricks such as stealth walking and staying upwind of any guard animals, the Shinobi went undetected about his mission. On a more devious level, the Shinobi was also a master of disguise, and would often 'steal in' to village communities disguised as a local, or into enemy palaces disguised as a wandering priest.

[@Adelnoir]

For beat 'em up games, I like the Streets of Rage series in Mega Drive. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist and Ninja Gaiden are also pretty cool. A funny thing about the latter is that it's been a short time since I discovered that that game was never released. It's funny cause I remember playing it in my childhood on the console. :)

[@Adelnoir]

Cool! This reminds me of a game I used to play, but unfortunately I don't remember its name. I think that was in an emulator because there were several games among it. What I do remember is that the icon of this "emulator" was a ball (pretty much like a beach ball with colorful stripes). In the first stage, you're a guy in side-scrolling punching and kicking enemies that keep going at you and when you hit them, they shatter into pieces. Some items keep appearing in the sky as well.

[@Adelnoir]

Yeah, but if I'm not mistaken the enemies would always come to you from the right, where you keep advancing throughout the stage. I remember that the first boss is a Chinese guy in purple clothes, whose weakness is your flying kick.

[@grindguy]

Probably is a "Beat 'em up" Game.

[@grindguy]

I'm sorry, i don't know this game. Maybe i've played it long ago.

[@grindguy]

Try Shadow Dancer from Mega Drive III