Lonely perverts with an aversion to real women, rejoice: Team Ninja has made a number of announcements over the last few days that should make fans of virtual boobies stand up (*ahem*) and take notice.
Keiji Inafune (best known for his work on Mega Man, Onimusha, Lost Planet, Dead Rising,) announced his zombie-ninja action game “Yaiba” a few days prior to Tokyo Game Show, but he waited until today to announce that Yaiba is set within the Ninja Gaiden universe.
How do you make a sequel that’s not a sequel? Easy, you “reboot” the franchise. Reboots offer you the chance to draw in a new audience while at the same time still cashing-in on the existing reputation of the brand. Within the next few months, we’re …
Feel like buying a game this week? Well, why buy one game when you can get three! Both Amazon and Target are running a sale this week that should make frugal gamers (read: broke-ass bastards) very happy.
Despite director Tomonobu Itagaki’s departure from Tecmo’s Team Ninja, the company is still going ahead with new entries in the series’ he was formerly in charge of: Tecmo has announced that Ninja Gaiden 3 is scheduled to hit the Xbox 360 and PS3 on March 20th, …
Ninja Gaiden, the 2004 Xbox game, has been re-released at least two times so far with Black and Sigma, but with PS Vita right around the corner a third re-release of the popular ninja series is almost done, though originally thought to be Ninja Gaiden 3 …
