Sasuke appears as a playable clockwork ninja in the Mystical Ninja / Goemon series, including Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon. The name also represents legendary ninja figures in various historical action and fighting games such as Samurai Aces, Ehrgeiz, and the Samurai Warriors franchise.
In Konami's franchise, this mechanical companion was created by the Wise Man, utilizing specialized weaponry like kunai, bombs, and a hair-spinning attack to navigate complex platforming environments. The 1998 Nintendo 64 release
Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon solidified this character's design, emphasizing a quirky personality and a quest to save feudal Japan alongside Goemon.
In fighting and hack-and-slash titles, the name draws heavily from the folklore of Sarutobi Sasuke. Within the
Samurai Warriors (2000) series and its expansions, including
Samurai Warriors Xtreme Legends (2000) and
Samurai Warriors 2 (2000), the character's legacy is intertwined with the Sanada clan, serving as a stealthy combatant executing rapid-fire ninjutsu. This historical archetype also influences the aerial combat mechanics of the shooter
Samurai Aces (2000) and the weapon-based matchups in
Samurai Shodown V (2000). Additionally, the name appears in the roster of the fighting game
Ehrgeiz (1999) and as an adversarial force in the action-adventure title
Samurai Jack Shadow of Aku (2000), showcasing how different developers adapt the legendary shinobi motif across diverse gameplay genres.