Ninja Gaiden: The Master Collection is a fascinatingly violent time capsule that shows off the best and the worst of Koei Tecmo's fan favourite shinobi. It's as barebones a collection as can be, packing all three games together with a sprinkling of DLC, but it's still a fine showcase of brutal difficulty and white-knuckle thrill power that is inimitable by anything else on the market. Just don't expect anything more than that.

This may be the most first-world complaint I’ve ever made, but there’s no denying it: There just aren’t enough hours in the day to experience everything that Xbox Game Pass has to offer. Team Green’s successful subscription service may have started out with an entirely okay library, but the current crop on offer is astonishing stuff especially if you’re looking to play catch-up with some of the biggest hits of this generation.

This is one of those games that somehow got under my radar. You play as one of the four horseman of the apocolypse, War, and you get to kick some serious ass. Darksiders may look like a standard Ninja Gaiden/God of War clone at a glance but after seeing this trailer, I am really excited to play it. The trailer …

It’s not secret that I am quite partial to a quality set of…  assets… but even I am starting to think that Tecmo may just be going a little to far with their advertising for Ninja Gaiden 2 on the PS3. After the break is the latest advertising slot for said game which consists solely of a bunch of Japanese …