The version of Ninja Gaiden included in here is actually the PS3 port released a few years later, Ninja Gaiden Sigma.
#Ninja gaiden master collection full
The first boss alone was already harder than most bosses in any other game back then, and I cannot imagine how many kids must have hated the game for not being able to beat a guy who was holding back and not using his full strength, as he was TESTING us all along. The reboot of Ninja Gaiden was originally released for the Xbox almost seventeen years ago, and at the time it was easily the most challenging game of its generation. Ninja Gaiden Sigma is an easier version of the 2004 Ninja Gaiden… but it’s still way harder than most action games out there. Which means that yes, you have access to portable Ninja Gaiden running at 60fps. If you are worried that a game like Ninja Gaiden would run at a locked 30fps on the Switch, and that the controls would feel uncomfortable on the Joy-Cons or Pro Controller, relax: the games look and play incredibly well, even in portable mode. Well, at least the games that actually matter on the trilogy, but more on the explanation for this statement later. Thankfully, they run pretty well for the most part. How would these games fare on such weak specs? Ninja Gaiden is a series that has always pushed the hardware they were being played on to their absolute limits, always aiming at the best visuals with the best framerate possible. Games like Star Wars: Republic Commando struggled to run on the system, for instance. You see, even though they’re older games, this is the Switch we’re talking about, a console with a mobile architecture and a severely limited GPU. When I first heard of these news, I started salivating at the thought of playing these games on-the-go, but I also started feeling a bit skeptical. Yep, Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection is available not only on the PS4, PC and Xbox One, but also on the freaking Switch. I hated you back then, and I still hate you today.
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