Shinobi On 3DS Slips To November, Crush 3D To 2012

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Sega just announced Shinobi and Crush 3D for the Nintendo 3DS have both been delayed. Shinobi, which was originally scheduled for September, is now pegged for November 15th.

 

Meanwhile, Crush 3D was supposed to September, too, but it’s gotten delayed even farther out than Shinobi. Crush 3D is an enhanced port of a PSP puzzle game. Sega won’t be releasing it until February 21st, 2012.

 

While they haven’t talked about it much yet, Sega say that Shinobi also has a StreetPass mode that they’ll talk about later. We’ll have more on Shinobi this week from our talk with the game’s producer.


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