Fans and critics are bemoaning the Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection on PC, which apparently lacks a variety of essential features like in-game resolution settings.
Team Ninja Explains Why Ninja Gaiden Black And Ninja Gaiden 2 Couldn t Be Remastered
The team couldn t salvage the varying assortment of data for the two Ninja Gaiden games.
Developer Team Ninja, after announcing the Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection in a February 2021 Nintendo Direct presentation, has clarified why two particular entries in the franchise couldn t be remastered. It all boils down to the inability to salvage the varying assortment of data the studio left behind.
When asked in a GameSpot interview whether Team Ninja had considered updating Ninja Gaiden 2 and Ninja Gaiden Black, producer Fumihiko Yasuda said the studio couldn t recover both games data. Sigma and Sigma 2 were chosen for the Master Collection because Team Ninja had collected and organized their source codes.
Ninja Gaiden Developer Teases Multiple Announcements For 2021
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After a string of rumors and leaks over the course of 2020, it sounds like this new year could be a big one for fans of the long-dormant
Ninja Gaiden franchise. Developer Team Ninja has recently confirmed that 2021 will see the studio announcing multiple new titles over the course of this year, meaning that a return of the beloved action series could be coming about.
This news comes by way of Team Ninja’s director Fumihiko Yasuda who spoke to Japanese outlet 4Gamer about the studio’s plans for the year. Yasuda said that the developer is going to have “several new titles” that are revealed in 2021 and implored fans to “please look forward to them!” Specific mentions of which franchises the studio could be working on, however, weren t given.