Talk:Ninjapix

The link to this game is broken, and in fact I can't find this game anywhere. The original file is called "Ninjapix.pyw". There's nothing on the Wayback Machine, and nothing found by Google (or any other search engine I tried), so it seems this game is lost on the Internet. 76.226.206.13 02:23, 12 October 2013 (CEST)

The link to this game is broken, though there is proof that it existed at one point. See here, here, and here. As mentioned above, the original Python file is named "ninjapix.pyw". However, what hasn't been mentioned is that the original filename for the EXE version of the game is "ninjapix.zip". The game would also likely be found in this file. Another video of the game can be found here. I also noticed that this page was created while the game was still available to the public, so perhaps it should be grandfathered in, but with a message saying it is currently lost. The article is still useful in providing information about the game, which is why I feel it shouldn't be removed. ~ArcticFromClosed

I found Ninjapix. http://qubodup.googlepages.com/pyday2-entries.7z ~ArcticFromClosed

Why is this marked for deletion?
Y'all, we have the .py file. You can find it in the zip file above and I'm pretty sure we made an archive of that zip file a couple of years ago. You don't need to delete the page. ~Charlie, ArcticCircleSystem (talk) 21:23, 27 May 2021 (CEST)
 * I agree, I've removed the template and added the above archive link to the page. Magellan (talk) 01:06, 1 June 2021 (CEST)