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This section needs expansion. You can help. (September 2012) Initial screenshots of Ninja Gaiden II surfaced on the Japanese official Xbox 360 website, but were removed within a matter of hours in October 2007. Aside from new weapons shown, new locales were revealed.

Ninja Gaiden II was officially shown at the 2007, with the first released trailer. It was previewed at Microsoft's Press Conference and was confirmed as an Xbox 360 Exclusive. Director was quoted during the event as saying 'Now please enjoy the world's best action game, running on the world's best hardware.' The localization was overseen by Team Ninja member Andrew Szymanski, in collaboration with A Ninja Gaiden II was released on the in Japan on May 31, 2008, and in Europe and the United States on June 8, 2008. The game has not been released in due to lack of a rating.

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Other versions Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, stylized as Ninja Gaiden Σ2, is an enhanced port of the 2008 video game Ninja Gaiden II, and developed by exclusively for the. It includes the entirety of the original story mode as well as additional enhancements made to improve the game, along with updated textures and a resolution. The game can be considered a spiritual sequel to, as it expands on II in the same way Sigma expanded on the original. A port for the, titled Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Plus, was released in February 2013. In Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, featuring and The game features new large-scale bosses, an online mode and the Trophy support. Unlike the first game, the motion sensing of the PlayStation 3 controller was not used for 'charging' the Ninpo magic, but instead utilized as a secret way to jiggle the breasts of female characters. While Sigma 2 has additional content not in the original Ninja Gaiden II a large amount of content was also removed from the game, or altered.

With Team Mission mode, where two players can play at once in, the second character will be CPU-controller partner if there is no human partner or the player is. In Story mode, Karma Scoring is removed and now only done in Chapter Challenge. Tests of Valor were also removed, scattering the rewards across Ryu's chapters.

Enemies' health was raised to compensate fewer enemies appearing on screen. Five new bosses were added, replacing two old boss encounters. There is one new boss for each alternate character's chapter (including returning bosses from NG:DS and NG). Almost all the gore has been removed. Purple mist now bursts from enemies, along with reduced blood splashes. Dismembered body parts no longer stay on the ground, but vanish. Astm e8 pdf. Additionally, cinematics have been altered to remove dismemberment, dissection and blood effects.

In the Japanese version of NGS2 the player can only decapitate monsters and non-humans. Even the pause menu and screens are colored blue instead of red to reflect this change. The Vita version however restored all the gore with the exception of the Japanese version. Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 booth at 2009 Though Team Ninja developed the title, the series' creator did not design it, as he left Team Ninja after completing Ninja Gaiden II. Yosuke Hayashi, director of, produced and directed NGS2. Hayashi as the new director of Team Ninja had the game ported from its original engine to the engine used to create Ninja Gaiden Sigma. The game's native resolution became, compared to the original 585p in the original Xbox 360 version, with an increased use of lighting effect.

Commented that the game 'has the visual edge, not just thanks to its massively increased resolution but also through the accomplished use of the RSX's pixel shaders.' As a trade off for increased resolution, the amount of on-screen action has been reduced in the PS3 version to keep the game running at an acceptable speed. Pointed out that there are fewer enemies spawned at one time in the PS3 version of the game, and the developers 'blatantly remove polygons in the Sigma edition in order to maintain frame-rate.' Also of note is the reduction of bloodshed and gore-related violence than the Xbox 360 version. Sprays of blood have been replaced by purple mist, and dead enemies and severed limbs will vanish from the battlefield 'almost instantly' after killing an enemy. Hayashi had many textures replaced to vastly improve the visual appeal of each environment, but left most character textures unchanged. This section needs expansion.

You can help. (September 2012) Ninja Gaiden II has been met with generally positive reviews. However, nominated it for the award of 'Least Improved Sequel' in its 2008 video game awards. On August 28, 2008, Ninja Gaiden II was reported as having sold over one million copies. In 2011, ranked it as the fourth goriest game of all time.

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