Ninjabread Man (2005)
Platforms: Windows · PlayStation 2 · WiiGenres: Genres · Action · Behind view · Platform · Fantasy · Martial arts
Happiness and peace reign in Candy Land, when all of a sudden a horde of menacing jelly monsters, rageful bees and menacing cupcakes invades the land. A samurai as valiant as Ninjabread Man can
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Cast & Crew · 17 people
- Karl White· Head of Programming
- Adrian Fox· Lead Programmer
- Julian Alden-Salter· Additional Programming
- Michael Rooker· Lead Artist
- Sam King· Art Team
- Dean Guy· Art Team
- Barry Keegan· Art Team
- Ed Pattman· Art Team
- Chris Bell· Level Design
- Ronald Haupt· Level Design, Additional Design, Quality Assurance, Project Manager
- Mark Gemmell· Additional Design, Quality Assurance
- Matt Lee· Quality Assurance
- Cassandra Neal· Quality Assurance
- Stewart Green· Producer
- Paul Weir· Audio Production
- Rachael Arnott· Special Thanks
- Mark James· Special Thanks
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