As longtime fans of the franchise ... and Blasphemous 2’s pixel art that helped with the design and art direction of Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound? Q: The hands-on preview for Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound ...

This summer, Sega revives one of its classic franchises with Shinobi: Art of Vengeance ... the concept of a classic Ninja Gaiden game with quality-of-life elements fans would expect today.

One is the Guillotine Boost, which lets you bounce off enemies and projectiles with a spin attack. Not only will it deal damage, it extends your time in the air and therefore will help you cross wide ...

The Game Kitchen, known for its viscerally beautiful Blasphemous games, fit the bill right away to bring Ninja Gaiden back to life. Its pixel art style ... fest for fans and a rocking good ...

Ninja Gaiden has been on a long hiatus, and for fans of the classic 2D games on the ... this pairing of publisher and developer, the pixel art is characteristically gorgeous.

but fair — unlike the cruel NES-era Ninja Gaiden releases. And for the game’s highly detailed pixel art, it wants to give players sprites that feel “as agile, responsive, and powerful as ...

The Game Kitchen smash all three, in a way that makes it hard to imagine truly old school Ninja Gaiden fans being upset with. Sure, you can't beat the classics, but as far as odes to the past go ...

NINJA GAIDEN: Ragebound features exquisite pixel art, evoking the classic 2D games while bringing lush environments and a menacing cast of enemies to life in striking, wonderfully intricate detail.

If you asked me on any day of the week, I would tell you that I love Ninja Gaiden, but what I really mean by that is I really love the Team Ninja character action games (and even then I only ...

I left my hands-on with Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound excited to play the final product. Of course, the ultimate test of the game will be how fans receive it. "We really put a lot of effort into ...

Developers PlatinumGames and Team Ninja are teaming up to give Ninja Gaiden fans the first new mainline entry in the series for over a decade: Ninja Gaiden 4. This game features a new protagonist ...

It’s also being delivered by a developer (The Game Kitchen) and publisher (Dotemu) who are new to Ninja Gaiden. They aren’t new to pixel art or retro throwbacks, though, and Ragebound appears ...