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Fatal Frame Trilogy Complete Collection (1 I 2 II and 3 III) [PlayStation 2]
Take home the entire collection of one of the greatest trilogy for PS2
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Ninja Gaiden Sigma
superior graphics on PS3 Sigma version with enhanced colors and speed of the game Three completely new chapters added to PS3 Sigma, totaling 18 chapters. Rachel is now updated playable character history. 25 new missions Mission Mode for both Ryu and Rachel. New enemies and new characters Boss 3, a total of 70, with new calibration and bird flu more. New weapons and weapons two katanas, double swords, Ninja magic, and others. new combos and special moves such as running and fighting against the action in the water. New destructible environments and objects. The new feature innovative six-axis controller to help fight against the enemies. Send Karma scores on Playstation Network to compare the league tables. Other content available in late 2007 to further enhance the experience of Ninja Gaiden Sigma on PS3. 5 levels of difficulty, including easier access at "Ninja Dog" in each chapter of the game during the game lets you play all levels of players.
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Just when you thought it couldn't get better...
I played this on the Xbox a while ago and thought this was an excellent game and there wasn't much room for improvement.
So far I've played this for a few hours and must say this game is DEFINATELY worth playing again. New levels, new bosses, new weapons, new scenery. But you probably knew all this already.
The biggest difference, at least to me, is the controls. They were excellent on Xbox, but this is WAY better. NG Black had a few frustrating jump sequences because camera would sometimes lose the perspective of the place you needed to see. This seems like it's been imporved a great deal. Because of tighter controls, action feels much faster, but at the same time easily manageable.
16:9 screen format is also a big improvement, since now it's not as easy for enemies to sneak up on you.
Wether you played this before or you are new to NG, or for that matter PS3 - this is the one to have. It's a difficult and lenghty game, but it's one of the best games I ever played (and I've played many since the original Atari)
Awesome action fest!
I loved the first three Ninja Gaidens on Nintendo Entertainment System. They were challenging, frustrating, but the games were fantastic. It is not surprising then that Tecmo managed to transform their 2D franchise to 3D in an exceptional manner.
This game is a remake of Ninja Gaiden Black from Xbox (thus Sigma, meaning the sum). I never played the Xbox version, but after playing this game for the first few hours, I wondered why I waited so long. The game looks fantastic, running 1080p at 60 FPS (all the graphics have been overhauled). The control feels really tight, and making nimble moves feels natural. The learning curve may be steep for some, but the result is quite worth it. I was not a proficient ninja for the first few chapters of the game, but now that I have somewhat mastered Ryu's moves, I am able to quickly dispatch a group of enemies with grace and ease, with their heads rolling, literally.
The game contains additional playable character Rachel, as well as additional weapons over the Xbox version; dual sword wielding is awesome. You can unlock additional costumes, hair styles, and difficulties.
If you feel competitive, the game allows you to upload your scores to Playstation Network to compare with players around the world. You can see how many times they died, the time it took them to complete the game, and how many ninpos (special moves) were used.
If you love action, adventure, and challenge, this game is for you.
Pretty fun but crippled by basic problems
Ninja Gaiden Sigma was a baptism of fire, to say the least. It throws you into a flurry of shurikens and blades the instant you begin to play, and the difficulty level does not waver throughout the game at all. For someone like me who crunches through games like a fiend, I was hoping that Ninja Gaiden Sigma would put up a fight.
This game was fun, but tough. You will definitely get the snot kicked out of you many times but that makes the victory that much more rewarding. This game is not for causal gamers or people who get frustrated easily. You will repeat a lot of fights either because of respawns or deaths.
My number one qualm about this game is the camera. It is one of the worst cameras I have ever had the displeasure of maneuvering in a game. Camera failures will disable your ability to focus on the proper targets, see around corners, and be sneaky...like a ninja is supposed to be. Camera adjustments are possible, but the controls are unresponsive as the game tries to focus on things for you and fails miserably.
Your opponents are supposed to cause your death, not a camera. This is the type of game where every last drop of health counts, and when your camera doesn't enable you to target any of the four enemies that are pumping you full of lead, your death will come quickly.
I expected more out of Tecmo for this port. The crappy camera is what made the fun factor 4/5 rather than a perfect 5. The game's challenge actually adds to the fun. It takes effort to win. But again, this fundamental flaw puts a damper on what the game could and should have been.
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Ninja Gaiden Sigma
Ninja Gaiden Sigma puts realistic battle and acrobatic ninja moves at your fingertips. As Ryu Hayabusa, who seeks revenge after his clan is massacred Vigor Empire. All you have are your wits, sword and skills. Your weapons and combat techniques are excellent, but only time will tell if they are enough to beat the Holy Emperor and reclaim the magic sword named "Ryuken. Send your Karma scores on the PLAYSTATION Network and compare the rankings
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Excellent game but don't expect bubble gum action
I bought this game because I had played the previous versions of Ninja Gaiden in other old platforms, and, surprisingly, this was much less expensive than I expected.
This is a much better game than so many I have seen. It is not easy, the enemies attack in group, adapt the offensive and get tougher with time. Your character dies all the time and you have to try again countless times, but once you finish off a chapter boss you feel a real sensation of accomplishment.
What I like the most about this Ninja Gaiden version is that you can't expect the enemies to behave the same, even when you are trying again and encountering the same group of foes in the same situation you had before. The AI is very good. Depending on how you face them, your first strike, your character's position, etc, they will change the strategy. Also, as other reviewers mentioned, most enemies have some attacks that can't be blocked (you must try to evade them), if you block for too long or at the wrong time, they will break it and if you use the same attacks many times without varying, the enemies will adapt, blocking or evading them.
The graphics and sounds are good, but not too impressive, but I prefer challenging AI with good/average graphics to weak AI with mesmerizing graphics any day.
If you want real tough action, try this title (there is a demo at the Playstation store), but if you get frustrated easily, don't bother. There are easier titles around.
One criticism I have is that the saved game loading (when your character dies and you want to continue) and chapter loading (once you complete the previous one) are slow (at least, for me), even after installing the game in the hard drive (though it does improve it). But, it is a minor issue that don't affect the rest.
Advice: master the combo techniques. There are several of them and some require a sequence of 6 buttons to work. Your path will be smoother and the chapter bosses fall faster.
In the end, a great title.
good game, good price
Over all, this game is pretty awesome. Im deployed to Iraq right now and i've played some pretty good games, but this one is a for sure top 5 on my list. The graphics are sweet and just the gameplay over all is awesome. And the price really isnt bad....recommend to all.
Excellent Remake
Ninja Gaiden is still the bar I use to judge other action game controls.
NG's fighting system controls on a dime.
The tight controls are necessary for a game this challenging. The first boss in this game is legendary for his difficulty.
This is one of the games I was most excited for after getting a PS3.
The difficulty definitely isn't for for everyone. The combat is so satisfying though, I don't mind trying to get to the next checkpoint.
One tip. If the difficulty is too much, try dying immediately on the first level a few times to unlock a lower difficulty.
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Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2
The most intense, challenging ninja action-adventure is back, exclusively for the PLAYSTATION3 computer entertainment system! Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 is the "last" Ninja Gaiden, characters from previous installments that have characterized the franchise. Oozes visual appeal of the high resolution screen, characters and graphics to the environmental quality than the original Ninja Gaiden Sigma. The combination of the two battles of melee and long-term against the enemy, the game requires skill and strategy game trip through successful mission
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Good button-mashing ninja fun now with new bosses, playable female characters, and less blood
By now, you are familiar with the infamous Ninja Gaiden double-dip. Released a little over a year ago on the XBOX360, Ninja Gaiden II comes to the PS3 as Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2.
After a lengthy 8 minute install, you begin the game. The wait is made a little better (or worse, depending on your perspective) by a series of comic book stills with cheesy voices and sound effects while it's copying. The improvements are vast and numerous, starting with the graphics. As good as the 360 version was, Sigma 2 is better. Enemies are lavishly detailed, moves are flashy and spectacular with terrific lighting effects, and bosses are absolutely HUGE. Some levels, gameplay mechanics and enemies received small tweaks, and some are completely revamped. I beat the 360 version and now having completed Sigma 2, I can say that playing the PS3 version is almost like a new experience, especially because of the introduction of several new bosses, online play, mission mode, and 3 new playable characters: Momiji, Rachael, and Ayane. There are a total of 17 levels, 2 or 3 of which are totally new (1 level each for the playable characters). There is none of the slowdown that plagued the 360 version, although I noticed that some bodies now vaporize in order to save processing power. Story is pretty much nonsense and a lot less focused than Ninja Gaiden/Sigma, having you jump around the world, so just ignore it.
First of the changes is the oft-mentioned easier difficulty. I played on "Path of the Warrior" ("Path of the Acolyte" is the other starting difficulty) and found it very easy to defeat many of the bosses. You can just brute-force attack many of them and spam with the same moves over and over. This is how I defeated most of the bosses, even the later ones in the game. The last 3 bosses are especially easy. Arrows and projectiles are on auto-aim. Often you can just jump up and shoot blindly while facing in the direction of opponents. Pushing L1 also snaps to targets, making it very easy to kill attackers from a distance, especially those annoying archers or rocket launcher soldiers. Arrows (and all projectile weapons, including Ayane's exploding shuriken and Rachel's sub-machine gun) are now unlimited, removing a lot of the tactical decision-making and conserving you need to do. You can also move now while aiming, which is a plus. Gone are Ryu's windmill shuriken and incendiary shuriken. I miss the windmill shuriken.
Powering up your Ultimate Technique now is a lot faster it seems. The controls are very forgiving and don't require precise timing as they did in the past. Many of the combos also seem easier to execute and often times, I wonder if I've been triggering combo fatalities by accident. Items and save points are much more numerous. This is the first game in the series where I've actually had a problem with too many items. You can only carry a max of 3 of each of the restore items (small health restore, big health restore, magic restore). Items don't increase in price each time you buy them from Muramasa like they did before. Also, a big change is that he now upgrades your weapons for free. There is usually one or two upgrade statue per level. You can upgrade one weapon once per shop. Previous versions allowed you to upgrade whenever you wanted, as long as you had the money (very expensive), forcing you to save up and strive for more ultimate technique kills because they rewarded you with more essence. The abundance of items and the free upgrades makes collecting essence now rather pointless, because you'll have all this money but nothing to buy. Lastly, load times after dying have been greatly reduced to a few seconds, removing a lot of frustration experienced by players in previous NG games. The downside is that menu load times are inordinately long. If you find a magic scroll or technique scroll, it can take several seconds for the demo video to load, and several seconds after pushing X to close the screen.
Next is the toned-down violence. The menu system is now painted blue instead of red blood splatters. Arms, legs and heads can get chopped off, but they disappear in a wisp of blue ether instead of rolling onto the floor. In the 360 version, heads rolled everywhere and buckets of blood sprayed out from severed limbs. It's all gone here.
New bosses include a giant Buddhist statue at the end of the first level, a pair of tengu, and even the Statue of Fricking Liberty! Some of the bosses have their special attacks removed and made a lot less aggressive about attacking and blocking. You no longer have to time attacks perfectly. Just button mash.
Thankfully, a lot of the "cheap" moments players complained about from Sigma are gone. The piranha ghost fish are still here though, but those extremely annoying exploding jellyfish are gone. Gone also is the ridiculous ability to swim in lava. "Invisible walls" are also a lot less apparent. In the previous game, areas that looked like you could walk around are unreachable, destroying the illusion of depth. In Sigma 2, it's not as noticeable.
Weapons are fun to use, with some being very flashy and cool to see in action, like the tonfa, which turns Ryu into a lethal whirlwind of skull and limb cracking goodness. I don't ever get tired of powering up Ryu and seeing him go berserk on a group of bad guys. Locales include a futuristic Tokyo, NYC, Venice, South America, Mt. Fuji, some non-descript sewers and tunnels of hell or some other demonic dimensional warp. Sky City Tokyo is beautiful and lovingly rendered. NYC is less so. Times Square, Brooklyn, and Liberty Island look bland and inauthentic (because I live here). Some of the levels feel recycled directlty from Sigma (Airship Daedalus = airship stage from previous, Draga Dai = Vigoor city, sewers, lava levels).
Verdict:
Are all the gameplay changes good? No. Is Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 fun? Yes, without a doubt. I enjoyed playing the new sexy female characters and the mission mode. It's a shame you can't play the entire game as one of the girls and you lose all your weapons when you begin a new game. One of the weirdest, most juvenile and sexist things you can do is jiggle the girls' goodies with the SIXAXIS.
Replaying on Path of the Mentor (unlocked by beating the game), I found it a lot harder and I got killed several times on level 1 by even minor enemies. They are a lot more lethal and harder to kill. Too bad this difficulty wasn't available at the very beginning to choose from. Chapter Mode also opens up, which lets you choose any chapter to replay.
All in all, a fun game with good replay value, and I'm glad I bought it. It's a stunning display of the PS3's capabilities and a blast to play as everyone's favorite ninja.
My rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars.
The wait is over.
I almost bought an Xbox 360 just to play Ninja Gaiden 2.
Luckily, if you only have a PS3 you can have this not-so-new, but improved game. I'm a huge fan of the series and this one bears the Ninja Gaiden name proudly. You can get an overview of the game in better places then my review, so I'll just get to the point:
- Game looks and plays fantastic. No slowdown, which 360 owners were reporting, but just a minor occurence of screen-tearing, barely noticeable and does not affect the experience.
- Difficulty. This is no easy game, but it's by far the easiest Ninja Gaiden I ever played. Veterans will find their challenge in difficulty settings that will get unlocked after you play through the game the first time. Newcomers to the series will enjoy the action without smashing their controllers when playing on Alcolyte and Warrior modes offered from the beginning. I think it was a smart decision on part of developers.
- Blood and Gore. Many people have complained about the removal of over-the-top blood and gore that Ninja Gaiden 2 on Xbox was famous for. I'd say the level of depiction of violence in Sigma 2 is on par with Sigma 1 - some blood, but nothing like the Xbox version. What I don't understand is why this game is still rated M.
- New Characters. These are actually fun to play with, not just thrown in for the sake of putting them on the game cover.
In short, I recommend this to anyone who likes action games. Previous Ninja Gaiden games were not for everyone due to their crushing difficulty. The only exception to my recommendation: if you already played Ninja Gaiden 2 on Xbox, you may not find that this game is worth the full price. If not - get it, it's one of the best games this year.
Better than Ninja Gaiden Sigma 1 but...
Im gonna get right to the point:
Pros:
* The new online feature is SOOO COOOL!!! (you can even play the team mode without been connected to the internet).
* Two new female extra characters for you to control instead of just that stupid blonde girl.
* MUCH more battle environments (Im talking about Tokio city, New York city, Feudal Japan, airplanes, castles, jungles ect...)
* FASTER gameplay (you can access faster to the weapons, health, menu and stages).
* FASTER action and MUCH MORE excitement.
* MORE cool challenges.
* MORE movements and stunts.
* MORE different cool dresses (the original blue ninja dress is still here).
* MORE and COOLER weapons.
* MORE special effects.
* Better story and concept.
Cons:
* The production, graphics and movements are not sooo realistic as the fisrt Ninja Gaiden Sigma.
* The camera angles are not to close to the characters as in the first game.
* This one is a little more easy than the first one.
* The blood and gore was really tuned down.
* Ryu doesn't transform into an "ultimate ninja" like in the first game.
P.S: I don't know anything about the XBOX versions so I only reviewed the Playstation versions.
Adios.
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Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Collector's Edition
The most intense, challenging ninja action-adventure is back, exclusively for the PLAYSTATION3 computer entertainment system! Ninja Gaiden Sigma Ninja Gaiden 2 is the last, with characters from previous installments that have characterized the franchise. Oozes visual appeal of the high resolution screen, characters and graphics to the environmental quality than the original Ninja Gaiden Sigma. The combination of the two battles of melee and long-term against the enemy, the game requires skill and strategy game trip through successful mission
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It's about time!
Anyone familiar with the discussions about whether or not video games are art need look no further than Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2. As a fantastically hyper charged action game and a ramped up version of the original, complete with new characters, tweaks, modes and polish, this game makes a definitive and compelling argument.
There is no sense in trying to persuade a NG hater to the camp. Those who know and love Ryu Hayabusa, and those who know why NG is head and shoulders above the rest in comparison to other action games need not hesitate in partaking in the bliss that is NGS 2.
If you are on the fence (and I can't think of any reasons besides difficulty, which IS addressed here) about NGS 2, then I'm here to tell you- DON'T BE. It simply does not get any better than this. From an artistic point of view, this is a well rounded and well thought out collector's dream!
I also would remind you there is a Collector's Edition of Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 available, although I do not recommend the retailer in question because of their business practices. BUT, as an only resort for the aforementioned product, you really have no choice.
Polished professional presentation that is light years ahead of the competition.
Absolutely superb. Do not hesitate to partake!
Ayane, Rachel, Momiji, Ryu..... what more could you ask for? It's already in the game! Go for it.
My absolute highest recommendation goes to Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2.
If u want a REAL ninja game...then it's Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2
If u want a REAL ninja game...then it's Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 ,can't say more than that .
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Ninja Gaiden Sigma Collector's Edition
Box Set 2-Disc Special Edition. superior graphics on PS3 Sigma version with enhanced colors and speed of the game Three completely new chapters added to PS3 Sigma, totaling 18 chapters. Rachel is now updated playable character history. 25 new missions Mission Mode for both Ryu and Rachel. New enemies and new characters Boss 3, a total of 70, with new calibration and bird flu more. New weapons and weapons two katanas, double swords, Ninja magic, and others. new combos and special moves such as running and fighting against the action in the water. New destructible environments and objects. The new feature innovative six-axis controller to help fight against the enemies. Send Karma scores on Playstation Network to compare the league tables. Other content available in late 2007 to further enhance the experience of Ninja Gaiden Sigma on PS3. 5 levels of difficulty, including easier access in Ninja Dog at any chapter in the game lets you play all levels of players.
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Don't get suckered like I did.
My review simply covers the Collector's Edition of Ninja Gaiden Sigma.
This edition was carried by GameStop stores. When I wandered in to pick up my copy of Ninja Gaiden Sigma, the guy behind the counter suggested I get the Collector's Edition.
Me: "Why shouldn't I just get the regular version?"
Store employee: "There's an extra DVD with hidden codes, and you get to see how the game was made!"
With that endorsement, I shelled out my extra ten bucks.
On the DVD, I saw a number of gaming developers. They discussed certain improvements, the advantages of the Playstation 3's storage capacity for graphics compression, and their staunch refusal to make the game easier than the Ninja Gaiden Black version on the Xbox. I loved the visit to the Asakusa Temple in Tokyo, though this only lasted about 2 minutes. I couldn't wait to see behind the scenes of how the game itself was made.
Unfortunately, almost halfway through the DVD, one developer, Hayashi-San, pretty much said that Team Ninja isn't the type of company to show exactly how a game is made...they prefer to not do this because "that could be an excuse as to why the game isn't the way it should be."
Okay....so this TOTALLY contradicted what I was told.
The majority of the DVD is spent watching various members of Team Ninja talking in vague terms about the future, going to karaoke bars, playing electric guitars, that kind of thing. I felt like I got duped into watching an episode of "The Real World" set in Japan!
So what about the secret codes?
Well, there is a hidden code (not codes) hidden throughout the DVD, which can be used to unlock a few hidden missions in the game.
Now, The Ninja Gaiden Black version has more costumes and allows the player to access the original Ninja Gaiden game. I would have expected this content to be included in the Collector's Edition, but alas, it was still absent.
So what did I really got out of this "Collector's Edition"? A code which I could have found on the internet for free.
Let the buyer beware!
Ninja Gaiden Sigma Review
I'm not sure if this is a review of amazon's service or the actual game, but I will give a brief summary of both. The service was awesome! Product arrived on time was in the exact condition the seller had described. The original remake of Ninja Gaiden came out in 2003 followed shortly by the Hurricane packs that served as downloadable mission modes to feed those wanting more intense Ninja action. Ninja Gaiden Black was soon released in 2004 and was the ultimate version of Ninja Gaiden on the xbox (These dates may not be correct). In 2007 Team Ninja released Ninja Gaiden Sigma on the PS3, and having played it before I purchased a copy from amazon and again after I received it, I will say with confidence that NGS for the PS3 is the Ultimate version of Ninja Gaiden and one of,if not, the best action games of all time. To check out what Ninja Gaiden Sigma is all about head over to youtube and check out gameplay videos; in the meantime, look forward to the release of Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 later this year.
Perfect.....
Ninja Gaiden remains one of the top contenders for being franchise of the decade. Do yourself a favor and play any of the Ninja Gaiden games now.
I promise you won't be disappointed!
5 stars, 2 thumbs up!
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