Ninja Gaiden (2004 video game) | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 21/12/2018

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00:01:29 1 Gameplay
00:05:37 2 Plot
00:06:58 2.1 Characters
00:09:29 2.2 Story
00:12:08 3 Development
00:14:36 4 Release
00:15:10 4.1 Regional censorship
00:16:59 4.2 Post-release
00:18:58 4.3 Online competition
00:21:17 4.4 Merchandise
00:22:07 5 Other versions
00:23:15 5.1 iNinja Gaiden Black/i
00:25:01 5.2 iNinja Gaiden Sigma/i
00:27:57 5.3 iNinja Gaiden Sigma Plus/i
00:28:53 6 Reception



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Ninja Gaiden is an action-adventure game developed by Team Ninja for Xbox, released by Tecmo in 2004. Players control Ryu Hayabusa, a master ninja, in his quest to recover a stolen sword and avenge the slaughter of his clan. It was inspired by Tecmo's 1990s Ninja Gaiden series, and is set in the same universe as Team Ninja's Dead or Alive fighting games.
Tecmo developed Ninja Gaiden for five years, targeting a western audience. The game's violence created difficulties obtaining content ratings, and it was censored in some regions. Making use of the Xbox's internet connectivity, Tecmo promoted Ninja Gaiden with a series of international online contests; record-breaking numbers of players competed for places in the live final held at the 2004 Tokyo Game Show.
Ninja Gaiden was critically acclaimed and sold 362,441 copies in North America in the first month of release; however, Japanese sales were poor. Team Ninja released two packs of downloadable content, which were also incorporated into a reworked version, Ninja Gaiden Black (2005). In 2007, Ninja Gaiden was ported to PlayStation 3 as Ninja Gaiden Sigma, with extra content and graphical improvements; this was released on the portable PlayStation Vita as Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus. Ninja Gaiden was followed by Ninja Gaiden 2 (2008) and Ninja Gaiden 3 (2012).