If you died or took damage, it was your own fault. It was a game that sent many controllers flying, but the purists agree that Ninja Gaiden was never cheap. The game scored very highly among reviewers and players alike, with the only issue people had was its difficulty. To many, Ninja Gaiden (and its remake, Ninja Gaiden Black) was the pinnacle of the hardcore action-adventure game from last generation. – technical hiccups/glitches more prevalent than expected – over-reliance on cheap projectile-based enemies for extra difficulty
– carnage and gore that you makes you feel like a total badass – combat system is probably the best I’ve ever played for an action/adventure game If I were to sum up Ninja Gaiden 2, I would say that the game succeeds in being the most hardcore and satisfying action/adventure game of this console generation, but it is slightly marred by poor design decisions and technical issues that could have been prevented. But when was the last time you spent 100 hours on a single-player only action/adventure game? I don’t think I ever have. But I spent tons of time in those games because of the online play and natural length of an RPG. Some have been close – I spent about 80 hours on Call of Duty 4 due to its addictive multiplayer, and maybe 50 or so hours in Lost Odyssey. I can’t remember the last time I spent one hundred hours on a single videogame. Screenshots don’t even do the blood justice. Ninja Gaiden 2 is the bloodiest game on the 360.
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