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Super Chinese 3 is the third game in Culture Brain's offbeat brawler series. Like its predecessor, known as Little Ninja Brothers in the US, it's a hybrid RPG/brawler where you travel around an open world, buying items, solving quests, and talking to people. When you enter combat, the game becomes a brawler. This game never made it out of Japan.
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This game is obviously part of Culture Brain's Super Chinese series, which spans over 12 games across 3 systems and covers genres from brawlers to RPG's to fighting games.
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Although this game was never localized, Super Chinese World (basically Super Chinese 4) was released in the US as Super Ninja Boy. However, it's much worse than this game.
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Super Chinese 3 is a great follow-up to Little Ninja Bros. that doesn't change much but improves the graphics and sound. It would be nice if it made the combat a little deeper, but keeping it simple was likely a conscious design decision. Unfortunately it's inaccessible to Westerners due to the language barrier.
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