The retro revival from Blasphemous studio The Game Kitchen feels both new and familiar.

Blasphemous developer’s take on Hayabusa ninja action is deep and deeply satisfying ...

"Because what would be a Ninja Gaiden game without it?" jokes game director David Jaumandreu of The Game Kitchen, who've been hired by Team Ninja to render those flames in old-school pixel art. The ...

The upcoming sword-swinging side-scroller returns the series to its roots with exciting combat, tight platforming, and ...

With incredibly slick platforming action, Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound balances on the knife's edge between retro throwback and ...

Ragebound is a side story to the original 8-bit game; a Ninja Gaiden: Gaiden, if you will. Instead of playing as Ryu Hayabusa, you control Kenji Mozu, a young ninja from the same village.

Ragebound’s tight platforming and fast-paced combat make it just as, if not more, exciting than Ryu’s mainline return.

That seems to be the case again with Ninja Gaiden Ragebound. It looks like a supercharged 16-bit version of the NES trilogy ...

That seems to be the case again with Ninja Gaiden Ragebound. It looks like a supercharged 16-bit version of the NES ... and we learn this was Ryu Hayabusa’s father. Most of us had never seen ...