AQ Interactive’s Cubic Ninja Jumps To 3DS This April

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AQ Interactive have a platformer-cum-puzzler in development for the Nintendo 3DS, although, we’ve seen very little of the actual game so far, even though it releases in a little over two months in Japan.

 

Cubic Ninja, which goes on sale April 7th for 3,990 yen, will be one of the cheaper Nintendo 3DS games during the system’s launch window. AQ Interactive classify the game as “gyro-action,” which means it’s controlled by tilting and moving the 3DS.

 

AQ Interactive also filed a trademark for Cubic Ninja in the U.S., which means the game is going to be released overseas at some point. The question is, who’s going to publish it?


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