THE biggest surprise from the recent Xbox showcase was that Ninja Gaiden is making a comeback after 13 years. Ninja Gaiden 4 was the first game shown during the Xbox Developer Direct, and the

Ninja Gaiden is officially back. Game developers Team Ninja and PlatinumGames have unveiled Ninja Gaiden 4, which is set to launch on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC this autumn. The game will be a fully canonically sequel to Ninja Gaiden 3, but it will feature an all-new protagonist named Yakumo.

After nearly fifteen years of waiting since the last numbered installment in the modern Ninja Gaiden franchise, the surprise reveal of Ninja Gaiden 4 at Microsoft's January 2025 X

Ninja Gaiden 2 Black - Unreal Engine 5 powers a brand-new remaster and 120fps is the target... but is it achievable?

Ninja Gaiden 4’ introduces a new protagonist in a fast-paced sequel, while ‘Ninja Gaiden 2 Black’ returns as a remastered classic with enhanced visuals.

Ninja Gaiden 2 Black disappointed some fans due to it keeping Sigma's reduced enemy count. A talented fan has already fixed that with a mod that restores the original game's spawn rate. The mod also lets players improve the delimbing rate and deadliness of the Guillotine Throw.

Say what you will about Ninja Gaiden 2, the game commits to its ridiculous over-the-top action tone. I never grew up with Ninja Gaiden. The original games came before my time, and the rebooted franchise was synonymous with the Xbox 360,