Mini Ninjas

Decent action romp, pretty visuals combined with great audio will entertain you for 10-15 hours. Kids will surely be enraptured by the game :)

the game was shorter than your common game and make you itching for a sequel or part 2.
The game have adorable characters and fun to play from the young to the old.
I like the excellent clips of each characters.
GO MINI NINJAS.

Mini Ninjas serves up cuteness in a way few Adventure games do. Its gorgeous, if not a tad too cartoonish, graphics will keep you immersed in Hiro's world as you battle the evil samurais of the land. The gameplay in Mini Ninjas is straightforward and should not trouble new gamers at all. Attack styles vary among the different ninjas available to you but controls remain basic and straightforward.

While the game is enjoyable on a casual basis and cuteness level, hardcore gamers will find little satisfaction in what it has to offer. The game holds the player's hand throughout the way and very little thought or problem solving skills is needed to beat the game.

Other than searching for items and objects that the player might have missed, the game offers very little replayability with no online feature or variations to the plot.

A linear and straightforward game that offers an abundance of cuteness. If you like fluffy animals, giggly sounds and an easy-going game, this one is for you.

Mini Ninjas is just plain good old fashioned fun. Simple story line, easy to learn controls (even the cool moves) and relaxing pace makes this a fantastically fun game to play. No need to try to remember dozens of complex combos or having to replay a level over and over. Its a game that's as easily accessible to children and adults alike, male or female gamers. The atmosphere and pace of the game is relaxing and reminds me of the times when games were about gameplay instead of special effects (though the graphics in MN are just beautiful). For HD people this game (PS3 version) only supports up to 720P (for the relatively simple environments there's no reason it shouldn't have supported 1080P). I highly recommend Mini Ninjas!