Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge Reviews

This game is basically a throw back to the eighties in terms of gameplay and story: a solitary ninja seeks to save the world from a shadowy, evil international organisation which seeks to destroy the world; ten levels make for what could be a pretty short game but brutal difficulty means that it could (and should) take most players much, much longer than that.
Replay value is provided by the ability to play each of the levels over again with two different characters, whilst an online portal attracts those who really can't get enough ninja action to ever satisfy their sad needs.
The game controls smoothly and although the graphics aren't ground-breaking they are on a par with most HD titles in 2012. In short then, it's fun and challenging in a straightforward, no need to think, kind of way.