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

The Game Kitchen producer and director David Jaumandreu walks us through the creation of Ragebound and its fate intertwining ...

Here's the official blurb on Ninja Gaiden 2 Black: In Ninja Gaiden 2 Black, players assume the role of Ryu Hayabusa, a deadly ninja who wields the legendary Dragon Sword while embarking on a ...

follow a hero named Ryu Hayabusa, a member of the Hayabusa clan who’s sent to a retro-futuristic version of the U.S. in search of his missing father. The early Ninja Gaiden games were famous for ...

While Ryu Hayabusa will play an important role in the story and will be playable, Ninja Gaiden 4 will star Yakumo, a new character from the Raven Clan. “A significant amount of time has passed ...

However, that doesn't mean that the series’ original protagonist Ryu Hayabusa is gone for good. He's very much back, and it appears that both him and Yakumo will be the game's dual protagonists. Koei ...

Kumori is an elite member of the Black Spider Clan, a group which has served as long-time adversaries in the Ninja Gaiden series. In Ragebound, however, Kumori must form an alliance with the primary ...

Ninja Gaiden is a name that goes back a long, long way in gaming. Though most people might know series protagonist Ryu from the 3D ... see both new protagonists, Hayabusa clan protege Kenji ...

like that which underscored the moment Hayabusa San collapses to the ground. When word gets back to Ryu of what happened to his father, he leaves for America and all the events we witnessed in Ninja ...

Publisher Dotemu and developer The Game Kitchen have released a new trailer for side-scrolling action adventure game NINJA GAIDEN: Ragebound introducing second playable character Kumori ...

Ryu could now scale up and down walls easily. 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 ...

After all, Ninja Gaiden began its life in arcades and on the NES as an old school beat-em-up. Can that formula still resonate with modern audiences who know the series more for its beloved 3D ...