After beating Ninja Gaiden 4, I have many thoughts about Xbox Game Pass Ultimate's current price and its current slate of games.

Team Ninja, Xbox, and Koei Tecmo marked the launch of Ninja Gaiden 4 with a record-breaking airborne event that combined gaming, technology, and live performance. The celebration set a new Guinness World Record for the largest video game display flown by helicopter.

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,

Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, meanwhile, is a stellar 2D entry in the series from acclaimed developer The Game Kitchen. While it certainly suffers from a few frame rate issues on the OG Switch, those on Switch 2 can boost the performance up to 60fps, and the resulting experience is simply extraordinary.

Xbox has set a new Guinness World Record by carrying a 26-foot wide screen over Miami while playing Ninja Gaiden 4 in celebration of the upcoming launch.

Ninja Gaiden 4 is not an easy game by any means, but it can be made quite a lot easier if you know how to parry. Parrying not only lets you completely negate an enemy attack, but lets you get your own damage in as a counter, making it incredibly useful for fighting mobs and bosses alike.

Xbox took a massive TV into the air over the Miami skyline and broke the Guinness World Record for the largest video game display flown by helicopter.

A much-anticipated AAA title joins the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate catalog, together with a 2022 game that arrived earlier than expected.