Say what you will about Ninja Gaiden 2, the game commits to its ridiculous over-the-top action tone. Most people playing ...

Ninja Gaiden 2 Black is a classic character action game gets a gorgeous Unreal 5 makeover while still sticking to its ...

The action certainly ramps up, but you will love every gore-soaked minute of your time in NINJA GAIDEN 2 Black.

For an action game, Ninja Gaiden 2 Black has a surprising amount of weapons for players to test out. Of the seventeen chapters in the game, players will find new ones up through the seventh level ...

While more casual fans of Ninja Gaiden like myself were over the moon to instantly be able to jump back into a shined-up ...

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 things.

Initially, this appeared to make the game much easier, but in fact, Ninja Gaiden II's difficulty could easily be considered on par with the original, if not for different reasons. Thankfully ...

Team NINJA has announced that it will release a new Ninja Gaiden 2 Black update in mid-February to implant a range of balance adjustments and other features. Here’s what the studio had to say ...

and the simultaneous release of Ninja Gaiden 2 Black. The latter's subtitle had me incredibly excited, channeling as it does the definitive version of the original game and promising that ...

Ninja Gaiden 2 Black also introduces periodic filler chapters in which you play as one of three side characters: Momiji, Rachel, and Ayane. All three of these bring their own weapons, ranged attacks, ...

Ninja Gaiden 2 Black, a remake of Ninja Gaiden 2 (the 2008 Xbox 360 game, not the NES and DOS game from 1990), also surprise released today, and this has all prompted Team Ninja and Microsoft to ...

Team Ninja will release a Ninja Gaiden 2 Black update in mid February to make “balance adjustments” and add “additional features.” The update was announced on X/Twitter but little was said ...