Devil’s Third, the next game from legendary Ninja Gaiden creator Tomonobu Itagaki, is on ice for now.
Our Ninja Gaiden 3 review has been updated to include a brief overview of the current multiplayer experience.
I admit it: I may well be the world’s worst ninja. My sense of timing is less than exemplary, my coordination is not always great, and sometimes I just plain lose track of what’s going on.
We’ve been spending some time with Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus, the Vita port of the eponymous PlayStation 3 action game.
I sat down with my katana and PS3 controller recently to play Ninja Gaiden 3. In addition to pausing the game every so often to act out my favourite moves, I put together this video showcasing what Ninja Gaiden 3 has to offer. You’ll see blood being flung off of a sword, an unsettling cutscene, and evidence of Ryu Hayabusa’s love for birds of prey.
The third instalment of Tecmo Koei’s Dynasty Warriors/Samurai Warriors hack-and-slash crossover is coming to North America on March 20, it’s 120+ warrior roster padded with cameos from Ninja Gaiden, Warriors: Legends of Troy, Bladestorm, Trinity: Souls of Zill O’ll and Dead or Alive.
Details about Ninja Gaiden 3‘s Collector’s Edition came through a whole back but Tecmo’s finally seen fit to show everyone what it looks like. As mentioned before, you’ll get a two-figure Duel of the Masked set and a downloadable demo from Dead or Alive 5, the upcoming entry in Tecmo’s fighting game series. There’s a soundtrack CD and art book in there, too.
Ultra-violent. Obsessed with gore. Singleplayer. These are the words that we’ve associated with Team Ninja’s modern Ninja Gaiden games. But the upcoming three-quel will change all of that.
