Internationally, Team Ninja is mostly known for their fast-paced action games, like Nioh and Ninja Gaiden, though the studio has made plenty more games beyond that. In fact, the very first game ...

Team Ninja is also developing a remaster of the second game in the series, Ninja Gaiden 2 Black, built in Unreal Engine 5. Here's the kicker: You can play Ninja Gaiden 2 Black today through Game Pass.

It just seems that maybe, possibly, Team Ninja could do a little bit better by the largest gaming platform in the world. No game launches entirely bug-free of course, but what we're seeing on ...

Original Story: As we enter 2025, Koei Tecmo’s Team Ninja (known for its work on series like Ninja Gaiden and Dead or Alive) has acknowledged its 30th anniversary. In 4Gamer.net’s round up on ...

Team Ninja has been in the limelight ever since the announcement of its upcoming Samurai-themed game, Rise of the Ronin. The Japanese video game-developing studio was founded in 1995.

Team Ninja says that it is open to outsourcing its own IP, such as Ninja Gaiden, to other studios as long as the game being developed is able to exceed fan expectations.

by William D'Angelo, posted on 28 September 2022 / 1,981 Views. The director and president of Team Ninja Fumihiko Yasuda in an interview with VideoGamesChronicle was asked if he would be okay with ...

Currently, Team Ninja is busy making Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty and Rise of the Ronin.So it's understandable that another Ninja Gaiden could only happen if there were more hands to help.. Ninja ...

Team Ninja: Hear my call! Perhaps it has because, alongside releasing a minor patch, the studio now says: "Based on the feedback received, we are preparing a patch aimed for release in mid ...

Team Ninja intends to release a major Ninja Gaiden 2 Black patch in mid-February 2025. Koei Tecmo and Team Ninja have announced a PC release date for 2024 open world action-RPG Rise of the Ronin ...

Koei Tecmo I still vividly remember Ninja Gaiden 2’s launch in 2008 even though I never played it.It may be hard to imagine now, but back in the 2000s, Team Ninja’s hack-and-slash series was ...

Team Ninja director Fumihiko Yasuda reveals in a Sony blog that work on Rise of the Ronin initially kicked off seven years ago, with Sony offering support throughout the years.