I-Ninja is still considered an underrated classic by many fans in comment sections across the internet. A sequel was even once contemplated but never made. 8 on PCWorld's Top 10 Video Game Ninjas list. Fry and the fish from American Dad use their totally hardcore 90s-relic attitude to take down the rival Ranx clanthe X makes it sound cool. Reviewers said the game basically had no coherent story, but they liked the angry, skillful protagonist Ninja himself – he even took No. Take on the authentic ninja lifestyle as Philip J. GameSpot called it a 'short but well-crafted third-person action game with a surprising variety of gameplay,' and Nintendo World Report, while noting that it didn't offer anything new, named I-Ninja 'a fun-filled and genuinely humorous romp with plenty to offer even the most jaded platform-gaming fan.' The GameCube version, especially beloved, has a 77-percent Metascore on Metacritic. Yet I-Ninja was, by and large, a charming and quirky game that people enjoyed. In fact, Argonaut Games, which had developed the Star Fox series and had once done so well for Nintendo, closed its doors for good in October 2004, less than a year later. It didn't do very well, as evidenced by the fact that it's largely been forgotten. In I-NINJA you control a young ninja while making your way through a vast selection of indoor and outdoor locales. In late 2003, the GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox, and PC game I-Ninja was released by developer Argonaut Games and publisher Namco. An adrenaline-charged combat action adventure game, I-Ninja features rich environments designed to challenge the young character I-Ninja and his unique abilities.

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