Raidou Remastered’ brings back one of Shin Megami Tensei's most criminally underlooked games, and it might not end there ...

Shinobi: Art of Vengeance is the first game in SEGA's grand plan to bring back various classic series from its back catalogue, and it looks like it's kicking things off on a firm footing. We knew ...

Indeed, 1990s Sega hits, The Lion King and Aladdin games, which were sublimely animated it has to be said, are reference points in the look and style being adopted for Shinobi: Art of Vengeance.

The result was a multiplatform hit that established its protagonist, Joe Musashi, as one of Sega's early heroes and spawned several sequels in arcades and across Genesis, Game Gear, Saturn, ...

Despite its appearance, Shinobi is often considered the hardest video game released for the PlayStation 2. Players quickly learn that their own sword can be as dangerous as the enemies themselves ...

Now, this game was also available on PS3 an PSP, but we know it is the PS2 version for a couple reasons. One, PS3 games are not re-released via the PlayStation Classics program.

Most famous to many people is the infamously difficult PS2 game Shinobi—a 3D hack-and-slash game where every level had to be completed with no checkpoints.

Shinobi received a 3D sequel on PlayStation 2 while Ninja Gaiden did the same on the original Xbox. Koei Tecmo hasn’t revisited the old-school Ninja Gaiden formula since, and the Shinobi games ...

More than a decade since its last installment landed, Shinobi: Art of Vengeance revives the classic action games with a brand-new entry. After previously teasing it would be bringing back iconic ...

The series has gotten a few attempted revivals over the decades on the PS2 and 3DS, but Art of Vengeance will be the first new Shinobi game in 14 years.

You may remember SEGA announced it's reviving a bunch of its dormant IPs; one of them is Shinobi, and it looks like it'll be the first to release. The full title of this new game is Shinobi: Art ...

However, no game was more satisfying than Shinobi X, which required enormous amounts of practice and patience in order to perfect. Stage 5, in particular, was an absolute b*****d.