Fogged
1996
"The women are a total knockout!" -Ryu Hayabusa. We all know Ryu ain't saying all that, but the back of the game case says he did on another note played the arcade with every character was going nuts because the AI is focking bonkers, but it's crazy how a jumping kick gives Raidou the quick breaks just block that shit cuzzin.
2007
Still a good version of NG, not better than Ninja Gaiden Black because BLACK is THE GOAT. Also, a lot of things were changed that bothered me besides the Rachel chapters, like, for example, the slow menu where you have to click x multiple times for it to pick a weapon, or the fact that there are barely any puzzles anymore, which made the game feel a tad bit more plain in some parts than it should have been, but the bow and arrow jump and shoot is a fantastic addition. You can only do Sigma, which is a fantastic addition. You can do some really cool stuff with explosive arrows, which is great fun, other than the lots of unnecessary changes the game has.
2005
1992
Very fun a supposed "port," of the first one on NES but a very different game to the NES game, so its definitely worth playing. It's pretty crazy you can store ninpo like you have a ninpo bank you can just spam it at the end, but this game truly makes the NA title Ninja GAIDEN finally make sense even though it's not canon LOL!
1991
The Ninja Gaiden trilogy might be one of my favorites on the NES next to Castlevania. All three games are great in their own way, but the damage in this one is insane. The enemies just smack a big glob of your health, so sometimes when you're already at the boss, you're bound to die instantly. Besides that, the game's sword upgrade feature is really nice and reminds me of Castlevania and Strider's weapon upgrading. The story is the weakest of the other two, but the gameplay makes up for it.
The bangers just don't stop. This is another classic. They made many improvements throughout the second game, one of which was being able to climb upward or downward on walls rather than having to be stuck in one position or tap jump like in NGNES 1. Great game. I love the double-shadow ninja power that makes you feel so powerful. Being able to attack or evade and attack, then having the ninja just rhythmically slash whichever boss you're up to, such a great nes series.
1988
Hitting a replay of all the classic Ninja Gaiden games. This one is still a classic, all though that last level almost made me lose my mind as usual, but the gameplay is a lot of fun when you know what to do and get past the learning curve. You feel powerful running and slashing through your enemies.
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