The upcoming sword-swinging side-scroller returns the series to its roots with exciting combat, tight platforming, and ...

When first discussing Ninja Gaiden Ragebound, there are three main topics of merit: the gameplay itself, the presentation, ...

Smartly positioned as a spin-off to avoid the colossal mess of continuity, Ragebound offers up an entirely new story and characters to learn about, but its design is firmly centered on marrying the ...

Blasphemous developer’s take on Hayabusa ninja action is deep and deeply satisfying ...

Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound is a throwback to the 1980s-era video games that birthed the franchise and that informs every aspect of its presentation. Appropriately rad retro music, full of driving ...

After all, Ninja Gaiden began its life in arcades and on the NES as an old school beat-em-up. Can that formula still resonate with modern audiences who know the series more for its beloved 3D ...

The retro revival from Blasphemous studio The Game Kitchen feels both new and familiar.

It has a retro, 2D pixelated style in the vein of classic 8-bit and 16-bit Ninja Gaiden games, but it also borrows from the Team Ninja-led 3D games. Developer The Game Kitchen said in a hands-off ...

"Because what would be a Ninja Gaiden game without it?" jokes game director David Jaumandreu of The Game Kitchen, who've been hired by Team Ninja to render those flames in old-school pixel art. The ...

We were impressed by our first hands-on time with Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, the upcoming 2D side-scrolling retro revival of the original arcade and NES games – that even ties into that original trilogy ...