ND: Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge on Wii U is the definitive version of the game, adding off-TV play and Gamepad-exclusive features as well as a robust Miiverse community so fans can always stay on top of online multiplayer. The game can easily be enjoyed by both fans of the series and newcomers, with a welcome “easy” mode and tons of extra content. The game is even worth checking out for those that already enjoyed the original, as the updates to Razor’s Edge basically turn it into a completely different game.
It's been 10 years since the launch of Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge on Wii U - it's about time we received another sequel.
In the conclusion to a three part series, CV takes a look at the most recent Ninja Gaiden games, for better and for worse.
They need to make a true sequel to Ninja Gaiden 2, that was the most satisfying combat I've experienced in a hack n slash game.
been playing 1&2 on and off since they were released. I usually will play until I get frustrated then take another year off lol. Nver tried 3 or the 4th one even though they are in my backlog.
I tried to go back to Sigma but good god those controls are just insufferable. Couldn't do it.
Neil writes: "Are the free Xbox Games With Gold titles for October 2019 worth bothering about?"
NG:RE is good (2 was better though) and I havent played the others. My kids will likely get a kick out of bolt and tembo while I will give the F:13th the old college try.
The games with gold selection is trash. Besides Friday the 13th. Ninja Gaiden 3 is the worse in the whole series. Bolt and Tango...laughable
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NG:RE is better then 1 or Black. Waaaaay more options. Better graphically. More playable characters. More costumes. More weapons. More ninjitsu. More enemy variety. In comparison. The first game is basic af.
Momiji: Able to hold a giant spear and do insanely impossible acrobatic feats despite having knockers as big as (and probably even heavier than) her head, but still keeps her back straight...
Team Ninja logic FTW!