I didn’t expect one of the best low-key rivalries in gaming to make a comeback in 2025, but here we are. Both Sega’s Shinobi and Koei Tecmo’s Ninja Gaiden are getting 2D retro revivals this ...

Ninja Gaiden 2 Black offers a comprehensive remake of Team Ninja’s finest game, rendered in beautiful modern visuals. Combat is as bombastically brilliant as it ever was, though the awful camera ...

Here's how the new UE5-powered Ninja Gaiden 2 Black looks compared to the venerated Xbox 360 original. In terms of performance, the PS5 Pro version runs fastest with PS5 slightly behind on average ...

Ninja Gaiden Black 2 Review – Ever since the franchise landed on Xbox, I have loved the Ninja Gaiden games. When they finally came to PlayStation, I loved them all over again.

Annoyingly, 2021's Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection remasters featured a Ninja Gaiden 2 based on this compromised version. At the very least, the original Ninja Gaiden 2 has remained available via ...

Of all the reveals at the 2025 Xbox Developer Direct, the revival of Ninja Gaiden has to be one of the biggest.The classic action franchise is receiving multiple new games, including Ninja Gaiden ...

Downloadable right now, Ninja Gaiden 2 Black update version 1.002 is live across PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.By all accounts, this patch is an incredibly small one that looks to only do two ...

Ninja Gaiden 2 Black is neither Ninja Gaiden 2 nor Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, but instead a secret third thing that mixes both versions together to create something that is wholly unique and by far the ...

The word Black in Ninja Gaiden 2 Black's name seemingly suggests that it's a reworked version of the original, Xbox 360 port of Ninja Gaiden 2. Koei Tecmo did, after all, call the 2005 enhanced re ...

The first version of Ninja Gaiden 2 launched on Xbox 360 in 2008. Later, PlayStation 3 players received a remixed edition called Sigma 2, which was then re-released with improvements as Sigma 2 ...

We chose Ninja Gaiden 2 because it stands as one of the most solid action games in the series. We added ‘Black’ to the title to signal to fans that this is the definitive version, much like ...

Itagaki called Black the "final" version of Ninja Gaiden (2004) as he went on to direct Ninja Gaiden 2. The sequel would be released in 2008, but before then came the first wobble: Ninja Gaiden Sigma.