Tecmo Koei's first full Ninja Gaiden game since former Team Ninja boss Tomunobu Itagaki flew the roost is due out in 2012, complete with Move support for PlayStation 3.

Ninja Gaiden 4, a surprise announcement last week, is already 70-80% complete. In fact ... The sequel is set years after Ninja Gaiden 3 in a drizzly, cyberpunk incarnation of Tokyo.

Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge might be the polar opposite of the usual Nintendo fare. The ‘M’ rating on the box is not a joke, what with the hyper-fast ninja action title’s unending display ...

Ninja Gaiden 4 has officially been announced and will release later this year – find out more below. Ninja Gaiden 4‘s story will take place after the events of Ninja Gaiden 3, and will follow ...

The long awaited Ninja Gaiden 3 has arrived at T3 Towers ... and the art on the box, you would be hard-pressed to recognise this as part of the Ninja Gaiden series. In fact, we'd rather it ...

The review also pointed out the complete lack of skill progression ... of the technical combat system brutally excised from Ninja Gaiden 3 on PS3 and Xbox 360." Series veterans will be pleased ...

Ninja Gaiden 3 released back in March to virtually unanimous ... Director Yohei Shimbori says this overwhelmingly negative reception came as a complete shock to the development team.

"In the past, Hayabusa did not hesitate to kill in order to complete his mission," the developer said in a press release. "In Ninja Gaiden 3, players have the option to spare the lives of some ...

You can complete the Skull Challenges with this technique, or just rush through the main story and get it over with. Whatever you want to do. Ninja Gaiden 3 doesn’t deserve your frustration.