was created and a year before it was released, despite it being interesting in his opinion, Drew left the company in 1992 and moved to Data East USA. Because of that, he was unable to market nor manage any other input related to the game. However, according to his interview with GameRoom, he now owns the rights to Ninja Baseball Bat Mans non-video game products, while Irem Japan owns the rights to its video game content. Notes References External links 1993 video games Arcade video games Arcade-only video games Cooperative video games Irem games Side-scrolling beat 'em ups Video games about ninja Video games developed in Japan Video games developed in the United States Video games set in Seattle Video games set in San Francisco Video games set in the Las Vegas Valley Video games set in Texas Video games set in Florida Video games set in Chicago Video games set in New York City