Robo-Ninja Climb is a contemporary independent development for the Atari 2600 centered on climbing structures vertically while dodging obstacles and enemies, with a robotic, ninja-themed protagonist that combines two very popular pop-culture motifs the original console never got to explore together in its time. It's part of the active scene of present-day programmers still expanding the 2600 catalog more than forty years after its release. Its audience is the usual one for this kind of homebrew development: collectors and classic-hardware programming enthusiasts, who value both the technical achievement and the chance to add new physical cartridges to their collections.
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