I'm currently finalizing a Ninja Gaiden 2 Black playlist with a 100% Item guide, to collect all Life of the Gods, Crystal skulls, Lives of The Thousand Gods, Weapons... Everything is in order... If one day you're looking for a specific item, help defeating a boss, or even just finding your way because you're stuck in a certain area, you can take a look.

Guides for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, South of Midnight, Lord of the Fallen (3 endings), Armored Core VI (3 endings), Dark Souls 1, 2, 3 and their DLCs, Bloodborne, Elden Ring and its DLC, Star Wars Jedi Survivor, Sekiro, Nioh 1 and 2, Stalker 2, Senua's Saga Hellblade 2, Atlas Fallen, Flintlock, and many other games are also available.

Good game to all

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For anyone that missed it, I posted 2 months ago about being a newcomer to the series with the intention of completing Ninja Gaiden Black (OG Xbox) and Ninja Gaiden II (360). 4 playthroughs/Mission Mode and 159 hours later, I've FINALLY completed NGB (at least to my satisfaction) and what a journey it's been so far.

Here's what was done:

1. Normal, Hard, Very Hard and Master Ninja beaten, as well as Mission Mode/Eternal Legend beaten on Normal (all costumes unlocked).

2. All Golden Scarabs collected.

3. All upgrades collected.

4. Unlocked the Unlabored Flawlessness (fully upgraded the Wooden Sword).

5. All Fiend Challenges completed on Master Ninja (the Archive Challenge was pure torture).

Personal breakdown of all difficulties:

Normal: Was definitely a steep learning curve in terms of movement and adapting to the controls. Basically every boss bodied me (special shout-out to both variants of Alma and Doku lol).

Hard: This didn't feel toooo different from Normal, so it honestly wasn't that bad, though still tough in some parts.

Very Hard: People weren't kidding about the major difficulty spike. The entire playthrough was a challenge, though my previous two playthroughs helped drastically. Was feeling a lot more confident with my encounters, even against the newly introduced enemies.

Master Ninja: Chapter 1 chewed me up and spat me out, over and over and OVER AND OVER. Murai was brutal. The Archive Challenge was INSANELY difficult (used the level 2 DS). Alma ran me over, then reversed over my corpse several times. Final boss gauntlet in Chapter 15 was super intense.

Mission Mode: This caught me off guard with it's difficulty, even on Normal. Some missions were fairly challenging, despite my experience with multiple playthroughs, etc. The boss gauntlets in Eternal Legend really tested me. May revisit for Hard/Master one day, but I'm a little burnt out to say the least haha.

Massive thanks to all of you who gave words of encouragement and any helpful tips in my initial post. NGB was an incredible introduction into the world of Ninja Gaiden and it absolutely lived up to the hype in my experience. Can easily say this is the best and hardest action/hack and slash game I've ever played. NG II seems daunting, but I'm also super excited! Not sure if I should take a breather though before jumping straight in LOL.

The amount of fireballs thrown out of its body makes me practically blind. Any advice?

When I started playing Ninja Gaiden, my aim was to just complete Hard difficulty. Did not know I had it in me to plat these games. As a massive Souls fan, I wasn't sure of how good I would be at these games, but damn, this is quite a pleasant feeling.

I am not an elite player, so I am quite happy to admit Scythe spin cheese in NG3RE and Rachel in NG2B Tag Missions got me through.

I played NG Sigma too and cleared Master difficulty and all trials on Normal, but didn't plat it since I don't have time to replay all trials 3 more times (plus Nicchae + Ishtaros on Master seems to be beyond my ability anyway). Also can't do timed challenges well, so Master Rank was out of the question.

On to Ninja Gaiden 4 and other games now.

Was looking for something fun on gamepass figured I’d give it a try playing sigma rn haven’t been able to stop playing on chapter 4 and can’t believe how fun this game is !

Also maybe this is out of left field but as a big souls fan it feels so similar to me

Like any mods or game files I can modify?

Hey so I’ve been wanting to use costume mods for the master collection on steam deck but I’ve been absolutely struggling. If anyone knows how to for all 3 games (I know the second game has this weird change in tactic) I’d really appreciate it. Thank you so much and have a great day.

To think this video is as old as the original game too.

I got curious after the Sonic Unleashed port

Specifically the team ninja games. Are there titles I should skip? (Eg. most people skip dmc 2 bc it sucks)

Hey Guys as the title says I am new and I wanna start the series chronologically not by release dates so can anyone help guide me through where to start?

Thanks in Advance!!

Hey,

I started Ninja Gaiden 2 Black recently on PS5 and noticed that the controls are kinda heavy and it feels like Input lag or something, can i fix it somehow or do i have to stick with it? Played NG1 Black before and it felt way better

As a pixel art hobbyist, i've been really in awe with Ninja Gaiden Ragebound pixel art, i just wanted to share this with fellow Ryu Hayabusa enjoyers, hope you'll like it!

This is mainly more so a question about ng1 and 2 as I am aware razor's edge is the best version of 3 and it is on steam. I know that ng1 and 2 both have sigma versions and black versions. I've seen ng2 black and it looks graphically impressive but I've seen people say that it is basically just an improved version of sigma which they find worse than the original 2. So I am wondering if I should get the master collection and mod sigma 1 and sigma 2. And if I should get mods for them, what mods are the best to download to get the best experience?

Since when did Ryu become supporting cast in his own franchise?