The Dragon's Cavern - Chapter 14 & 15 🎮 Ninja Gaiden (NINJA 外伝) Sigma [PS3/PS Vita]

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Published on November 9, 2020 4:00:03 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxqBWJWU8jY

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Ninja Gaiden Sigma (2007)

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NOTE: BIG APOLOGIZE for #vlogging poor audio I don't have a decent a microphone and camera goes auto-brightness instead of focus on face-lock, plus vlog footage is a bit darker during the recording.
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The game:
Ninja Gaiden (NINJA 外伝) is an action-adventure developed by Team Ninja for Xbox, released by #Tecmo in 2004. Inspired by Tecmo's 1990s Ninja Gaiden series, and is set in the same universe, Dead or Alive the fighting games.
Ninja Gaiden was critically acclaimed and sold 362,441 copies in North America in the first month of release; however, Japanese sales were poor.

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Ninja Gaiden Black (Xbox) vs Ninja Gaiden Sigma (PS3)
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They tell the same story of #RyuHayabusa and the Dark Dragon Blade but #PS3 include additional content and updated game mechanics.

In addition to narrative Story Mode, Black and Sigma introduced a gameplay variation called Mission Mode. Focused on action rather than character development, provides combat-based missions set mainly in small areas, where the player's goal is to "destroy all enemies". In both Plot and Mission modes, scoring is based on the player's speed in clearing encounters, of kill counts achieved, the number of unused ninpo spells remaining, and the amount of cash collected as players can compare their scores on online ranking boards.

Development:
Tecmo developed Ninja Gaiden #NINJA外伝 (2004) for 5 years, targeting a western audience. The game's violence created difficulties obtaining content ratings, and it was censored in some regions. Making use of the Xbox's internet connectivity, Tecmo promoted Ninja Gaiden with a series of international online contests; record-breaking numbers of players competed for places in the live final held at the 2004 Tokyo Game Show.

The 2004 version was originally set in a re-imagined game world based on another #TeamNinja creation, the Dead or Alive (DOA) series of fighting games. However, interviews with Tomonobu Itagaki indicate that the Xbox games are prequels to the NES series and that both possibly share a single continuity.

Development of Sigma [Remake of Ninja Gaiden Black]
In 2006, Tecmo and Sony announced the development of Ninja #Gaiden Sigma for #PS3, that gives #PlayStation owners a taste of Ninja Gaiden. A version for PlayStation Vita, #Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus, released in North America and Europe on February 22, 2012.
The gameplay for Sigma is very similar to the original version, the features a large selection of weapons for Ryu to wield each with advantages and disadvantages that affect the way the player approaches to combat. A new addition to Ryu's arsenal is a pair of dual-wield swords.
Provides Ryu with magical spells in the form of Ninpo, that allows him to inflict heavy damage on enemies while potentially avoiding damage himself, by shaking the Sixaxis controller, enable to increase damage on enemies. Rachel, a non-playable character in the 2004 game, became playable in three new chapters, featuring the new bosses.
The more powerful hardware of the PlayStation 3 gave Team Ninja the opportunity to overhaul the graphics to use larger and more detailed textures. with a few new areas and several additional save points and shops, and alterations to the game engine let players shoot arrows in mid-air, fight on water surfaces.

Plot
#NinjaGaiden is set in the game world of the Dead or Alive series. Located mainly in Japan and the fictional Vigoor Empire, the game draws on Heian period structures for its Japanese locales—a ninja fortress and village set in the mountains. In contrast, the Vigour Empire, with its capital city of Tairon, is a blend of architectural types from around the world with European-style buildings displays Arabic lettering.

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