Even devotees must be getting tired". Legacy In Japan, two sequels appeared for the Famicom. The first was Kaiketsu Yanchamaru 2: Karakuri Land in 1991, and the second was Kaiketsu Yanchamaru 3 in 1993. Each of the three NES/Famicom titles feature radically different character designs. There is a Game Boy sequel called Ganso!! Yanchamaru in 1991. This portable sequel is a unique game and not a port of one of the existing Kid Niki/Yanchamaru titles. Kid Niki makes a cameo appearance in Irem's NES game Kickle Cubicle. To see Kid Niki, the player must hold down the A button on Controller 2, and then turn on the game. Then the player continues holding A until the title screen appears, and Kid Niki will appear. This trick also works on the Famicom version of Kickle Cubicle. Kid Niki Radical Ninja was published for the Nintendo Switch by HAMSTER as part of their Arcade Archives series in January 2018. References External links 1986 video games 1987 video games Apple II games Arcade video games Beat 'em ups Commodore 64 games Data East video games Irem games Video games about ninja Nintendo Entertainment System games Nintendo Switch games PlayStation 4 games Platform games Video games developed in Japan Video games scored by Kenji Yamazaki Data East arcade games Hamster Corporation games