Ninja Gaiden 4 is finally here and has already proven itself as one of the best new games of 2025. Not only has it been receiving stellar reviews, but it's also established itself as one of the best ...

Is Ninja Gaiden 4 on Game Pass? Ryu's back, and we couldn't be happier. Sure, Ninja Gaiden 2 Black gave us something to celebrate for the franchise's 30th anniversary last year, but nothing beats a ...

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The release of Ninja Gaiden 4 will mark 37 years since the series started. The hyper-stylish and slick-looking franchise is back with even more action than before. The franchise successfully made the ...

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I still vividly remember Ninja Gaiden 2’s launch in 2008 even though I never played it. It may be hard to imagine now, but back in the 2000s, Team Ninja’s hack-and-slash series was briefly on the ...