N3: Ninety-Nine Nights

Global Total as of 12th May 2012 (units): 0.26m
Platform: Xbox 360
Developer: Q Entertainment / Phantagram	Genre: Action

Total Units

Title	Publisher	Region	Date	Distribution
N3: Ninety-Nine Nights	Microsoft Game Studios	Japan	20th April 2006	Retail
N3: Ninety-Nine Nights	Microsoft Game Studios	North America	15th August 2006	Retail
N3: Ninety-Nine Nights	Microsoft Game Studios	Europe	25th August 2006	Retail

Character
Inphyy
Tyurru

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	d21lewis (on 10 June 2011) Just got it for $5 at gamestop. How bad could it be?
	pots555 (on 24 May 2011) The number of enemies is just crazy. Impressed they pulled it off without slowdowns.
	outlawauron (on 21 December 2010) Commenters below me about N3II. ooooooo Owned!
	PS360fan10 (on 19 January 2010) I don't get it? It had to have sold more than a mere 400,000 copies. If it didn't atleast sell more than 600,000 they wouldn't have done a second one. (There working on it)
	Aion (on 06 December 2009) I love this game.
	nofingershaha (on 13 November 2009) the reason japan keep spamming out hack & slashers like dynasty warriors and N3 is that they are relatively easy and cheap to develop for.
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