Shinobi 3: Return of the Ninja Master also know as The Super Shinobi 2 – Japanese Title and Shinobi 3 – Informal title.

Joe Musashi returns to action, and the evil Neo Zeed is back to thwart him. A master of stealth and strategy, Musashi can jump over walls, swing on loose wires, ride a stallion, and command a jet ski in this massive adventure.

A super ninja has been cloned from Joe's cells, and has taken control of the Zeed's evil minions. With no choice but to kill them all, you'll step into Joe's shoes, using swords, ninja magic, and more to counter the death stars, chain guns, and grenades the enemies will attack you with.

Shinobi 3: Return of the Ninja Master features roughly the same type of rock solid gameplay as the previous games in the series (walk, jump, use magic, throw shurikens, dodge obstacles), but this one introduces a variety of new moves, including a Spiderwalk maneuver for moving hand-over-hand across ceilings and a Kabekeri technique for side-to-side wall-climbing.

The title character now moves faster (especially when executing the Ninja Dash) and, depending on the level, rides a horse, pilots a jet ski, and battles his way up a very long elevator. The enemies in this game, many of which appear to be aliens or lab experiments gone wrong, are less conventional than in the first two games, and the visuals are more colorful and more detailed than ever. This is truly a fine sequel in a great series of games.

Shinobi 3: Return of the Ninja Master have more than 25 action-packed levels in this stunning sequel, and a painfully powerful boss character guards each. Real ninja sound effects and killer graphics add to the excitement of an already impressive martial arts title.

Shinobi 3: Return of the Ninja Master features:

• Classic characters
• Martial arts excitement
• Deadly enemies
• More than 25 stages
• One-player action

Shinobi 3: Return of the Ninja Master is where the game really shines. You either throw throwing knives at enemy ninjas, or slice them with your katana. Plus, if you tap forward twice, your character will run very fast and while running, if you press the attack button, you will do a forward lunging swipe attack. Sounds simple, but it is really fun. The controls are tight, so you can't blame bad controls when you kill your own dumb self. The levels are not short, but not very long either. No problems there. Bosses are pretty clever also.