We’ve seen other recent collections like Mega Man, Castlevania and Contr a reach back to their earliest days, and it’s disappointing this isn’t as comprehensive as it could have been.Īs is, the clear standout of the collection is Ninja Gaiden Sigma, as it remains my favourite of the revival trilogy. It also feels like there are some other missing elements you’d want for a Master Collection, such as the original Arcade release or the trilogy of games for the NES that formed the basis of its popularity in the early 90’s, or even the DS game. There’ll be fan disagreement on what are the superior versions of these games, especially as the Sigma-edition games are previously-PS3 exclusive remakes of games that existed on Xbox, and that the developers have admitted the code for the original games (and Ninja Gaiden Black) has been lost. If you spring for the ‘Deluxe Edition’ you’ll also get a neat digital artbook and soundtrack.
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In addition, out of the box Ninja Gaiden Sigma and Sigma 2 do not include gore and decapitation features – these are only unlocked after a free Day One patch to bring them back to PS3 levels. All DLC costumes and modes are included, with the notable exception of the online modes in Ninja Gaiden 2 and 3. The Ninja Gaiden Master Collection collects three games – Ninja Gaiden Sigma, Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 and Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge. The collection isn’t quite as definitive as the word ‘master’ would imply, but there’s still a great deal of shruiken-throwing, katana-dodging fun to be had here. Ryu Hayabusa, master ninja, has cut a swathe through thousands of rival meatsacks in his time and now Koei Tecmo has brought some of his adventures together in Ninja Gaiden Master Collection for PS4, Switch, Xbox One and PC.
The Ninja Gaiden games have a long history in the medium, building a reputation over decades for rock-hard challenge and thrilling ninja spectacle.
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