Ninja Gaiden 3 demo cuts in

Do you enjoy stabbing men? If so (and who doesn't?), you may have been put off by the lukewarm response to Ninja Gaiden 3 , but you can now give it a go yourself, as a demo was released yesterday for Team Ninja's stab 'em up. The demo lets you cut fools on the streets of London, though that's just Wednesday to those of us who live here. You get to play with two new weapons sold as DLC too, the Falcon's Talons and Eclipse Scythe, so if you do take a shine in it you'll want to pony up extra coin off the bat. Yesterday also brought the launch of the free Ultimate Ninja Pack DLC, which adds a new difficulty mode, headgear, Ultimate Trials, and other gubbins. It's only free until May 24, mind. The demo landed on PlayStation 3 for everyone in yesterday's PlayStation Store update , but it's briefly a Gold exclusive on Xbox 360 , as these things always are.

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RipTen Review: Ninja Gaiden 3 (Xbox 360)

Ninja Gaiden 3 is an enormous departure from the series that will leave many fans disappointed.

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Ninja Gaiden 3 DLC videoed, screened for PS3 and 360

Team Ninja has announced the release of Ninja Gaiden 3 DLC for PS3 and Xbox 360. The content should be made available for each system as it updates. The DLC includes the Falcon’s Talons for use in the single-player campaign and the Metal Claws for the multiplayer modes. In addition, the Ninja Trials packs, additional ...

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Big in Japan March 19-25: Kid Icarus: Uprising

Long-awaited Nintendo title flies high above new Yakuza and Pokemon title 3DS experiences sales surge. &#160 Angels were indeed smiling upon Nintendo in terms of sales numbers. The recent Media Create update showed that the recently out 3DS title Kid Icarus: Uprising occupied the top spot of the sales chart for the week of March 19 to March 25. For more information, check out GameSpot's review of the title . Highly armed angels triumphed over yakuzas and Pokemon in Japan. Nintendo's action title beat out the debut of Sega's Yakuza: Black Panther 2 (Kurohyo 2: Ryu ga Gotoku Asyura hen) for the PSP, which was at second place with 104,937 units sold. The game's primary focus is on combat rather than narrative, as the game features two-on-two team battles and battle royal fights. Other new highlig (Read More)

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