Ninja Gaiden III: Razor's Edge Message Board

#wiiu The debate over the Wii U's "next-generation" status rages on. The latest combatant is Yosuke Hayashi, head of Team Ninja—the Tecmo studio responsible for the Ninja Gaiden and Dead or Alive series, among others. While the console is technically "next-generation"—it did come after the Wii—Hayashi was still compelled to share his thoughts about it in an upcoming interview with Edge. Hayashi was responding to previous quotes by an executive at 4A, the people behind Metro: Last Light. Last year, 4A CTO Oleg Shishkovstov called the Wii U's processor "horrible" and "slow," justifying their decision not to release Metro on Nintendo's new console. More »

Tecmo Koei has revealed that Ninja Gaiden III: Razor's Edge will be released alongside the Wii U. In a new earnings report, the company listed the game as a launch title for Nintendo's new platform within its presentation materials...

Since its announcement at E3, the Wii U version of Ninja Gaiden III has been a mystery. Until now, it hasn't been clear if the title would be developed alongside the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions or if it would be entirely separate. In a new interview with VG247, localization head Peter Garza has clarified...

Bit by bit we're hearing from publishers and developers across the industry as they weigh in on Nintendo's Wii U console. This time it's Team Ninja...

I've played quite a bit of Ninja Gaiden over the last 7 years. From picking up the Xbox reboot of the series in 2004 to running through Ninja Gaiden Black on Master Ninja to walking the Path of the Mentor in Ninja Gaiden II, I've lopped off a few Spider Clan heads in my time. When Tomonobu Itagaki, ...

BURLINGAME, Calif. - TECMO KOEI America, a leading developer of interactive games, today announced its Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2011 lineup of titles. The upcoming featured titles represent a bold new direction of TECMO KOEI America Corp. Under TECMO KOEI America, the company will have new...

Ninja Gaiden 3 is finally playable at E3. The new elements are a two-sided coin, where longtime fans may go into an uproar, and new fans may be pulled into the experience. Here are the major points you need to know...