Ninja Master's ~Haoh Ninpocho~ Steam Version Announced With Rollback Netcode
The Steam release brings a cult ADK fighting game into the modern online era with rollback netcode, making it the first version of the title to support stable distant play.
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SNK announced a Steam version of the 1996 fighting game Ninja Master's ~Haoh Ninpocho~, adding rollback netcode, online lobbies, tournament modes, and a practice mode. It joins the NEOGEO Premium Selection and will release soon for 2,970 yen.
SNK announced on June 17 that the 1996 arcade fighting game Ninja Master's ~Haoh Ninpocho~ will get a Steam release as part of the NEOGEO Premium Selection. The new version adds rollback netcode for online battles, a nine-player lobby, a tournament mode with league and double-elimination brackets, and a practice mode with speed adjustment. Players can toggle hidden characters on or off. The game features 12 martial artists from a fictional Sengoku-era Japan called Jipang, each able to switch between weapon and hand-to-hand combat mid-fight. The Steam version will be priced at 2,970 yen and is set to release soon.
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