Ninja Gaiden Sigma

THE GOOD:
- Improved graphics
- Effective gameplay
- Smarter AI
- More challenging missions
- New features and content such as weapons

THE BAD:
- Rachel as a playable character
- Some minor loading issues
- Recycled cutscenes

SUMMARY:

Graphics: 5/5 - Going out on a limb with this 'perfect' score, but have you seen this game? Simply take a look at the picture above. Plenty more where that came from. The graphics truly show the power of the next-gen consoles, in this case, the PS3. I don't think anyone can disagree that it's graphically amazing.

THE GOOD:
~ The graphics.
~ The Improved gameplay.
~ Improved AI of enemies.
~ New weapons and missions.
~ New playable character with Rachel.
~ New bosses and unlockable mission mode.

THE BAD:
~ Reuses old Xbox Cutscenes.

SUMMARY:
Ninja Gaiden is a game that amazed fans back when it was released for the original Xbox. It was faced paced, action packed, had a story that wouldn't just bring you to the edge of your seat, but would also throw you off and pin you to the ground with the sheer G-force.

Skip ahead a few years to the release of Ninja Gaiden Black, also for the original Xbox. This reincarnation of the original blockbuster was a hit because it gave us the same experienced with and expanded set of weapons from the original, sporting improved graphics and a better AI system, adding to the game's already monumental difficulty level.

Then cue the Playstation 3....