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''Ninjabread Man'' is an [[Action Adventure]] and [[Platform Game]] created by Data Design Interactive for the [[PlayStation 2]], PC and [[Wii]]. After nearly being eaten by a foxy fox in the original story, The Gingerbread Man decides to learn self-defense. Now he's willing to kick butt as The Ninjabread Man, slashing baked enemies with his sword as he tries to learn more powerful moves.
''Ninjabread Man'' is an [[Action Adventure]] and [[Platform Game]] created by Data Design Interactive for the [[PlayStation 2]], PC and [[Wii]]. After nearly being eaten by a foxy fox in the original story, The Gingerbread Man decides to learn self-defense. Now he's willing to kick butt as The Ninjabread Man, slashing baked enemies with his sword as he tries to learn more powerful moves.


The game [https://www.vgfacts.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=1234| was actually one of ''four'' released games] which were, in effect, four versions of the exact same game, using the same models with different skins; the others were ''Trixie in Toyland'', ''Anubis II'' and ''Rock 'n' Roll Adventures''. In the nicest possible terms, it was an attempt to market the game under four titles for better sales. Data Design may even have done this more than once.
The game [https://www.vgfacts.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=1234 was actually one of ''four'' released games] which were, in effect, four versions of the exact same game, using the same models with different skins; the others were ''Trixie in Toyland'', ''Anubis II'' and ''Rock 'n' Roll Adventures''. In the nicest possible terms, it was an attempt to market the game under four titles for better sales. Data Design may even have done this more than once.


Although the [[PlayStation 2]] version never came to light, the [[Wii]] version got [[Internet Backdraft|lots of flack]] for its terrible controls and short game content. (And the other three "versions" were no better.) Despite this, a sequel is being made.... in Europe only, which justifies [[No Export for You]]. Thank goodness.
Although the [[PlayStation 2]] version never came to light, the [[Wii]] version got [[Internet Backdraft|lots of flack]] for its terrible controls and short game content. (And the other three "versions" were no better.) Despite this, a sequel is being made.... in Europe only, which justifies [[No Export for You]]. Thank goodness.