This summer, Sega revives one of its classic franchises with Shinobi: Art of Vengeance - the first entry in the series to ...

We were impressed by our first hands-on time with Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, the upcoming 2D side-scrolling retro revival of ...

Ninja Gaiden has long been a staple series in gaming, and one keen on making a return this year, if Ninja Gaiden 4 is ...

but its design is firmly centered on marrying the concept of a classic Ninja Gaiden game with quality-of-life elements fans would expect today. The combat is also markedly more intuitive than ...

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

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

"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 ...

Ultimately, fans of classic ninja action are eating good this year, and Shinobi: Art of Vengeance is a promising-looking second course after Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound arrives this summer.

I think old school Ninja Gaiden fans are bound to enjoy this return to form. Ragebound has great pixel art, fast-paced platforming action, and new ideas that elevate the source material.

Dotemu and The Game Kitchen reveal Kumori, a deadly new protagonist in NINJA GAIDEN: Ragebound. Watch the new gameplay ...

Ragebound launches in 2025, blending side-scrolling action with modern design and a new storyline in the iconic franchise.

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