The Man Who Erased His Name was the first spin-off of its kind for the beloved series, offering a shorter adventure set ...

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In addition to the reveal of Ninja Gaiden 4 at the Xbox Developer Direct showcase, they also announced and shadow-launched Ninja Gaiden 2 Black across consoles, PC and Xbox Game Pass. This is an ...

The Xbox Developer_Direct showcase got right on with it by making the surprise announcement of Ninja Gaiden 4, coming from Team Ninja and PlatinumGames and expected to release for Xbox Series X|S ...

The second game’s return could be their response to Team Ninja’s Ninja Gaiden 2 Black. In January, Xbox Developer_Direct revealed Ninja Gaiden 4 to continue the story of Ryu Hayabusa.

1. The world of “NINJA GAIDEN 2” remastered with rich visuals! The stages, characters, effects, and lighting have been completely redesigned and remastered to provide realistic visuals.

When asked why Team Ninja decided to collaborate with Platinum Games for Ninja Gaiden 4, Yasuda said this: In recent years, we have produced some titles that were big challenges for us ...

During the 2025 Xbox Developer Direct, Koei Tecmo surprised fans by announcing and releasing Ninja Gaiden 2 Black, an enhanced edition of the 2008 Xbox 360 action game Ninja Gaiden 2. Despite ...

Ninja Gaiden 4 was announced last week at the Xbox Developer_Direct 2025 with Team Ninja and PlatinumGames confirmed to be collaborating on the development for the game. Team Ninja producer ...

That’s an old promise that Phil Spencer spent years to meet. We have an interesting update regarding Ninja Gaiden 4’s development, that really puts the spotlight on Microsoft Gaming’s head ...

Ninja Gaiden 4 is largely in the polishing phase of development and is currently about 70-80% complete. The game is scheduled to be released in Fall 2025. PlatinumGames recently shadow dropped a ...

right back to the original Ninja Gaiden games in the 1980s. "This goes back to the 2D games, because [ninjas] have those acrobatic abilities and that appeals to an audience regardless of country.