Ninja Burai Densetsu

Ninja Burai Densetsu is a strategy game developed and published by Sega for the Sega Mega Drive. It was released in Japan on December 6, 1991. The game makes you choose different classes, from samurais to ninjas, to defeat the enemies on the battlefield. There are also side-scrolling stages your soldiers have to go through between moves. The strategy is turn-based; first you make your move by moving your soldiers on an available space to fight the enemies, and then the enemies make their move and try to defeat your soldiers. Ninja Burai Densetsu was released early in the Sega Genesis's life-span, and it was one of the most popular Sega Genesis strategy games in Japan. It's simplicity made it a pick-up-and-play title, largely based on turn-based strategy. It's similar to Shining Force, also on the Genesis. The game seems to take place during a war in Japan between you and the enemy army, with soldiers based on fictional Japanese classes of samurais and ninjas, and also ranging to archers, riflemen and healers.

One thing that sets Ninja Burai Densetsu from other Mega Drive strategy games is the side-scrolling stages. They can be taken at chances when your soldier lands on a special stage, the side-scrolling stage. This lets you go into houses to gain numerous benefits for your soldiers, namely upgrades. Go into any house you can and the person inside will help you. When the stage is over, you'll go back to the war. Character upgrades allow for a bigger chance of your success when your soldiers fight enemy soldiers.

Controls

 * Start the game
 * Move soldier space/Switch option/Move soldier left or right
 * Select a space/option