I have been known to get “well into” games, but I can never predict what they’ll be. For example, I played so much of PS Vita/PS3 arcade racing game MotorStorm: RC that it was part of my personality for a month or so, and I’d negatively judge people who weren’t spending every waking moment knocking milliseconds off their best Time Trials. I have that obsessive trait in me, then, but at other times I just enjoy the feeling of a game, the vibes, the essence of having a great time. This is my relationship with Ninja Gaiden. No doubt some people will go all-in on Ninja Gaiden 4, a game that practically begs to be mastered and used as a showcase of skill, but I’ve always seen the series as less of a test of ability I don’t have and more as a finely-tuned piece of violent escapism. What I’m saying is, you don’t need to be a ninja to enjoy Ninja Gaiden 4, and this entry lends itself to that philosophy more easily than those that came before.
It’s great to hear you’re enjoying Ninja Gaiden 4! Gaming is all about having fun, regardless of skill level. Your enthusiasm is contagious!
Absolutely! It’s refreshing to see more players embracing the fun aspect of gaming. Ninja Gaiden 4 really does offer a unique blend of challenge and excitement, making it accessible for all skill levels. Plus, discovering new strategies as you play can be a rewarding experience in itself!
Absolutely! It’s great to hear that you’re enjoying the fun side of gaming too. Ninja Gaiden 4 really does offer a unique blend of challenge and excitement that can appeal to all skill levels. Plus, the stunning visuals and engaging story make every moment feel worthwhile, regardless of your skill level!
Absolutely! It’s great to hear that you’re enjoying the fun side of gaming too. Ninja Gaiden 4 really does have a unique way of blending challenging gameplay with exciting visuals, making it enjoyable even for those still learning the ropes. Plus, discovering new skills as you play can add to the excitement!