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You’re getting two of the best action games of all time, as well as Razor’s Edge, with great controls and that borderline satanic level of... Read more
The Ninja Gaiden Master Collection is a stellar remaster of one of the best action game series in the business. Read more
A much needed re-release of Team Ninja's trio of Ninja Gaiden titles, though the third game is a step below the other two games, and... Read more
The three games included in this collection are all enjoyable action games and well worth your time. While there are some issues with this release,... Read more
There's no better way to see the Dragon Ninja Ryu Hayabusa in action than with the Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection. Those that can deal with... Read more
If not for the loss of the original source code, I think we might’ve seen all variants of the NINJA GAIDEN games in here. Not... Read more
The first and second Ninja Gaiden games are absolutely worth playing through and look great, whilst the third is slightly less recommendable. Read more
Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection is 100% worth a look for hack and slash fans and offers new players a chance to play some of the... Read more
Overall, the Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection is a welcome walk down memory lane for any returning fans of the franchise and a challenging yet fun... Read more
Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection gives new players a chance to experience three wonderfully crafted action games with solid 60fps and 4K resolution. Read more
Regardless of the missing multiplayer, the collection is still arguably the best way to play these classics, especially if you own a high-end console. If... Read more
Koei Tecmo could have used this opportunity to further strengthen the weak link beyond what it already did, but the first two games still stand... Read more
From that perspective, Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection is a solid pack with two good games and one OK game with little in the way of... Read more
Ultimately, Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection may have a rather niche market. If you have already played all three games included in the collection, then there... Read more
Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection is a big, loud spectacle of a trilogy and absolutely deserves to be experienced by all fans of brutal action-adventure. Read more
Featuring two very good games and one fairly mediocre game in one package, Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection is well worth trying out, whether you missed... Read more
Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection brings a trio of Ryu Hayabusa's adventures to modern systems, and that in itself is worth celebrating. The quality of the... Read more
Ninja Gaiden: The Master Collection is a fascinatingly violent time capsule that shows off the best and the worst of Koei Tecmo's fan favourite shinobi.... Read more
Ninja Gaiden is an amazing, trailblazing series that set new action game standards, but this collection offers nothing new for longtime fans. In fact, this... Read more
Packed with plenty of hours of great gameplay, but a far cry from what it could have been, Ninja Gaiden Master Collection is both worth... Read more
On Switch, Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection can only be recommended for playing the first two Sigma games. Even then, the port quality is a bit... Read more
The Ninja Gaiden franchise has been sorely missed. Read more
Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection gets off to a promising start on Switch with a decent port of Ninja Gaiden Sigma that performs well in both... Read more
If you are a fan of action games, have enjoyed the challenge of Souls games and wished Sekiro was a bit more action-oriented, Ninja Gaiden... Read more
In this analysis I wanted to summarize my opinion after having played this compilation and the original games. If you are a fan of the... Read more
Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection brings back to life 3 great classics of the genre. Some graphical aspects can be improved and the lack of new... Read more
Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection allows us to relive Ryu Hayabusa's story like never before, with a number of better techniques than the genre in which... Read more
Ninja Gaiden: Master collection offers us one of the best trilogies of recent years in its most complete versions and loaded with content. Unfortunately, the... Read more
The best way to play Ninja Gaiden today, although it falls short of appeal beyond the joy of bringing the Hayabusa formula back to 4K... Read more
Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection is a good edition for some games that were already very good in themselves, but in a way it is a... Read more
Ninja Gaiden : Master Collection doesn't offer anything exceptionnal. You get three good games that received visual enhancements and faster loading times. Despite the fact... Read more
Ninja Gaiden Collection provides three very good games, but too bad we only have lazy ports here. It's almost the same games as the PS360... Read more
An honest collection, with two timeless actions and a passable taillight. For lovers of the genre, the game is certainly worth the candle. Read more
Even 15 years after the release of the first Ninja Gaiden it is easy to appreciate its majesty and all the nuances of the combat... Read more
Ninja Gaiden Master Collection is the best choice if you want no-stop action with the right amount of difficulty, plenty of cool moves and a... Read more
Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection offers three high-adrenaline action games that are still splendid today. This is the only, partial redemption for a collection incapable of... Read more
The Ninja Gaiden Master Collection offers solid performance updates for some of the best hack-and-slash titles of the ps3 era, inlcuding some of their dlcs... Read more
Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection is a must-have collection for those who have never played one of the best action series. However, it is clear that... Read more
Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection has some of the best and most influential games in the genre, but on the other hand, it also has Ninja... Read more
The Master Collection presents the best opportunity to try the trilogy if you haven't, although be warned that except for the 1st game the quality... Read more
A passable collection if not an ideal one, and for Xbox owners getting the originals is still the best option, but for everyone else, this... Read more
Years after the release of the first Ninja Gaiden game, it's core gameplay mechanisms and level design still seem fresh and satisfying. The Master Collection... Read more
Each of 3 games in Ninja Gaiden Master Collection are one of the best hack and slash games and even in 2021 there are... Read more
Ryu Hayabusa returned in full glory to silence demons and other mascaras from the abyss of hell again. It should be remembered, however, that these... Read more
This should not have been the way for PC players to meet the Ninja Gaiden Sigma series, all these port-related problems shouldn't have overshadowed the... Read more
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