The action-adventure sequel will come to Xbox Game Pass at launch
Over a decade after Ninja Gaiden 3 first graced Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, fans of the action franchise are finally getting a long-awaited sequel. Team Ninja and Platinum Games announced Ninja Gaiden 4 as a joint venture at this week’s Xbox Developer Direct where they provided a deep dive into the story, new mechanics, and updated combat. The sequel puts players into the shoes of a new hero, Yakumo , who will battle enemies in an apocalyptic-looking Tokyo ravaged by a demonic Rain of Darkrot.
In a series known for its very challenging and hyper-frenetic combat, Ninja Gaiden 4 seems like it will be upping the ante with massive environments, grappling hook platforming, and even flashier attacks. “We are staying true to the challenge and deep action that defines the Ninja Gaiden series, while incorporating the speed and dynamic expression of PlatinumGames,” director and producer Yuji Nakao said during the showcase.
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