Ninja Gaiden Master Collection

Die Ninja Gaiden Master Collection bietet solide Performance-Updates für einige der besten Hack​-and-Slash-Ableger der PS3-Ära inklusive einiger DLCs, behebt aber leider nicht alle Probleme, die vor allem bei Ninja Gaiden 3 in der Kameraführung weiterhin erkennbar sind und hält sich auch ansonsten sehr minimalistisch in Bezug auf Verbesserungen.

The Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection is an enigma. It represents the easiest way of allowing a new generation of gamers to experience a revered series, but it also happens to consist of one amazing game in Ninja Gaiden Sigma, an okay offering in Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, and an absolute abomination that is Razor’s Edge.

The Ninja Gaiden Master Collection is a solid collection of three games that are enjoyable, but are also showing their age. If you're coming here for a challenge, then you'll likely be very happy with what you find, but times have changed a lot since these games released. As long as you're fine with that, then you should pick up the mantle of the Hayabusa Clan and start chopping off arms.

Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection is in a weird spot, propped up by the strong legacy of the original two games. From a re-release standpoint, not much was done, especially from the perspective of the third game.