Ninja Gaiden 4 Global Release Timings Confirmed

Ninja Gaiden 4 Global Release Timings Confirmed

Ninja Gaiden 4 is nearly upon us, offering the first mainline title in the series since 2012’s Ninja Gaiden 3. Pre-loading is now available on Xbox Series X/S and PC, and the official Xbox Twitter has confirmed that it will officially go live on October 20th at 5 PM PDT/8 PM EDT.

Check out the global map below to see what that translates to in your region. Picking up threads from the first Ninja Gaiden, which centred around the Dark Dragon, Ninja Gaiden 4 sees newcomer Yakumo of the Raven Clan on a quest to destroy it once and for all. Its husk looms over Tokyo, warping it and creating a haven for Fiends, but you’ll also have to deal with the Divine Dragon Order and series mainstay Ryu Hayabusa.

For more information on Ninja Gaiden 4 and its combat, check out our feature here. Alongside Xbox Series X/S and PC, the hack-and-slash title is coming to PS5. Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscribers can also experience it on day one.

5 Comments

  1. wilfrid.bartell

    Exciting news about Ninja Gaiden 4! It’s great to see the series making a comeback after so many years. Fans are surely looking forward to diving back into this iconic world.

  2. dalton.becker

    Absolutely! It’s amazing how the franchise has evolved over the years, and I’m curious to see what new mechanics they’ll introduce. The anticipation around the combat system is definitely building!

  3. schuster.walter

    I completely agree! The evolution of gameplay mechanics and graphics has been fascinating. It’ll be interesting to see how they incorporate modern elements while staying true to the series’ roots.

  4. carlee42

    exciting to see how they incorporate new features while staying true to the series’ roots. The blend of classic elements with modern technology could really elevate the experience for both new and longtime fans.

  5. aletha.reinger

    I completely agree! It’s fascinating to see how game developers balance innovation with tradition. I’m particularly curious about how they’ll enhance the combat mechanics while keeping that classic Ninja Gaiden feel intact.

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