Recently, Team Ninja has been pretty forward about their troubles with getting the games onto modern consoles, as well as claiming that Ninja Gaiden 3 and Ninja Gaiden Yaiba weren't "right for the series". The interview also revealed that the Master Collection will not have ultrawide support, which is a bit of a shame when combined with the fps cap, but also somewhat understandable when considering how old some of these titles are, and the reported difficulties in getting some of the older games onto newer hardware. With more weapon and Ninpo types, a new character progression system, a redesigned battle system and the return of dismemberment, NINJA GAIDEN 3: Razors Edge improves upon the original NINJA GAIDEN 3 in every way and. This seemingly isn't the case from this interview, although considering Xbox's FPS Boost system, there could be something unique about the Xbox version of the game. NINJA GAIDEN 3 has been reworked to bring to Wii U the truly intense, high-speed challenge and action NINJA GAIDEN fans demand.
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However, a listing for the deluxe version of the game also implied that the Xbox Series version of the game would be able to hit "60fps+". It was previously confirmed that the port would run at 4K and 60fps on all consoles except for the base PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. The specs for the PC version of the game haven't been released yet. For the uninitiated, the Master Collection is a re-release of the 3D Ninja Gaiden games, originally titled Ninja Gaiden, Ninja Gaiden 2, and Ninja Gaiden 3, and not the 2D titles, which were also. This was previously mentioned in a Twitter post revealing the specs for the game, although it's unclear exactly which console this is in reference to, or if it's simply referring to players needing a powerful enough PC to run it. Yasuda also reconfirmed a previous bit of information by saying that the game may fluctuate in resolution and fps during gameplay. Ninja Blade is nothing like Ninja Gaiden because its all quick time events. Grissefar said: Now youre just grasping for straws.
You can join the discussion on the Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection's basic PC port on the OC3D Forums.When asked about whether the port would include 120fps on the PC, Yasuda said that the game would run at 1080p, 60fps ordinarily, but could reach 4K, 60fps if the system is strong enough. thinks of Ninja Gaiden 2 running at a solid 60FPS mmmmmmmmm :) I didnt even know Ninja Blade was on PC until now, if youre after the kind of gameplay DMC and NG offer, then Ninja Blade might not be for you. These games should be playable with a perfect 60 FPS lock with the right hardware, giving gamers a smoother gameplay experience than any of the game's original console versions. The collection will also lack an extensive graphical options menu, making the remastered trilogy a basic PC port in practically every sense.Įven with these limitations, the Ninja Gaiden Master Collection should provide PC gamers with perfectly playable versions of Ninja GAIDEN Sigma, Ninja GAIDEN Sigma 2 and NINJA GAIDEN 3: Razor's Edge. The Ninja Gaiden Master Collection will be designed to be played using Gamepads, as confirmed by PC Camer. Furthermore, PC players should not expect ultrawide resolution support or keyboard/mouse support. Sadly, it looks like these PC releases will be barebones in nature, lacking many of the common features that are part of most PC ports.įor starters, the Ninja Gaiden Master Collection will feature a maximum framerate of 60 FPS, lacking an unlocked framerate option of 120Hz support. This will bring the Ninja Gaiden trilogy to PC for the first time, offering confirmed support for 4K resolutions at 60 FPS.
Earlier this year, Team Ninja and Koei Tecmo announced that their NINJA GAIDEN: Master Collection will be releasing on PC, Xbox One, PS4, and Switch on June 10th, arriving on PC through Valve's Steam platform.
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