I was a little bummed out that this collection was all 3 games as separate downloads with no link between them, you do get a fourth download of an art book and soundtrack but I was hoping for more museum-style entries and maybe some behind the scene or stories on the game creation.The Rod of Trials is an item that appears in Ninja Gaiden II, where it is needed to activate the stone circles to enter the Test of Valor.Ī special rod cast from the purest gold, those who hold this artifact are cast into seemingly endless combat, as if they walked through Hell itself. Hero mode is a new mechanic for all 3 games where it makes enemies a tad easier and when on low health you will auto block all attacks, it’s handy but doesn’t necessarily fulfill what it is claiming. I spent the most time with 3 as the story, the visceral combat, and general performance matched my expectations and pushed me harder than the others.
Ninja Gaiden 3 is the best performing and best one to play which is understandable as it is the newest of the trio. It’s still a slog but again purely because coming back to older games is tough, you expect certain things or the game to be a bit more accommodating. Ninja Gaiden 2 is better than the first as it builds upon the mechanics and adds in a lot more like combo systems, better controls, and a camera that can deal with the speed of it all a lot better. Ninja Gaiden one is still good to play but it’s clunky and doesn’t have many advancements as you can expect, you are thrown in with little help and it is by far the hardest but not the shining jewel in the collection. The first one has not aged well, it looks kind of last-gen and uses a weird blurry filter to mask a lot of the jaggies and performance issues. Enter the Ninja Gaiden Master Collection and we have not one but 3 games in one package! As with collections like this you get good and bad ones, here is no different. Ninja Gaiden games have always looked beautiful and performed like it was a 60 fps test game, it was silky smooth and made games like Devil May Cry look slow in comparison. Ninja Gaiden, the name alone would instill fear into gamers, not because it was bad, no far from it it was because it was so bloody difficult. In Ninja Gaiden 3 Razor’s Edge you can bring up the combo/move sheet.Hidden Collectibles in each game for additional rewards or bonuses.Ninja Gaiden 3 Razor’s Edge has 3 game modes- story, Ninja trials, and chapter challenges.Ninja Gaiden 3 Razor’s Edge has chain kills whereby you kill all injured enemies in a row.You can feel the advancements as you play through the games.Ninja Gaiden 3 Razor’s Edge will give you a breakdown of performance after every group encounter and reward you with Karma and health.Ninja Gaiden 3 Razor’s Edge uses a crow as your save point and he can heal you.Learn new attacks and styles by finding them in the game.Each game has a unique skill tree to unlock new abilities for you and your weapons.Quick select and use/equip for swapping weapons and using items.End of chapter breakdown of kills earned Karma and time completion.Combo counter in Sigma 2 and Razor’s Edge.You earn Karma from kills and use them to buy new skills. Ninja Gaiden 3 Razor’s Edge uses a Karma system.Each game comes with all previously released DLC-like costumes and events.Ninja Gaiden 3 Razor’s Edge has 3 difficulties- Hero mode, Normal and hard.Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 has four difficulties- Hero mode, normal, hard, and very hard.Really fast loading times across all 3 games.Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 game modes- story and tag mission.Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 has a Prologue cutscene.Ninja Gaiden Sigma has 3 difficulties- Hero mode (autoblock attacks and a lot easier), normal and hard.Ninja Gaiden Sigma modes- story, Ninja trials, and survival mode.Controller settings- Invert axis and sensitivity sliders, rebind buttons.Ninja Gaiden Master Collection contains- Ninja Gaiden Sigma, Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, and Ninja Gaiden 3 Razors Edge.Ninja Gaiden Master Collection Review Pros:
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