Ninja Gaiden Trilogy Review

10-01-11 09:40 PM

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Overall - 9.5

Ninja Gaiden Trilogy on the SNES is a big pack of games put into one game and I like games that come in more than one game. This game includes Ninja Gaiden, Ninja Gaiden II, and Ninja Gaiden III (all on the NES). All three of these games are great and putting them in one game is a really good idea. I like this a lot and Ninja Gaiden is very fun to play. I like playing Ninja-like games like this, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, etc. All three of the games work well and is a whole lo of fun. From what I see in Ninja Gaiden games, they are similar to games such as Mega Man, Castlevania, and Power Rangers.

Graphics - 9

The graphics in all three are good. They differ because they were made in different years. From the looks of it, they manage to look mostly the same in each part of the game. The effects are quite the same too and they look amazing.

Sound - 9

The sound is great. They would play ninja-like songs. The effects are all good. They also differ in each game, but mostly the same.

Addictiveness - 8

They all are fun to play and it is great to play all three. It can get addicting some of the time and I would play it lots of times.

Story - 8

I cannot really say all three of the stories cause I am not so sure about it. In the first one, it just goes straight into the game, but in the third game, it goes into a story after hitting start and it will show a scene. On all three of them, the stories are just great.

Depth - 9

This games offer a lot. It has all three Ninja Gaiden games on the NES into one game on the SNES. The features in this game are amazing for an NES game. You can jump on walls and get power ups. I have never seen an NES game that you can wall jump.

Difficulty - 5

The game is not that hard. When you get further into the game, it will be. The controls are okay and the enemies play fair. I have gotten far into the three games and it is very fun to play. What sucks is that if you fall into a gap, you will completely die and you will have to start back to where you came from. Other than that, it is easy.

Wrap Things Up...

Ninja Gaiden Trilogy is awesome. Games like these are very idealist because you do not have to switch games over and over again, it is in one game and you can just reset the game and choose what game you want to play. Talk about Action 52 and we all know that turned out like crap. Anyways, I highly recommend trying this game out if you have not already. It is a whole lot of fun and Ninja Gaiden is the best.