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Ninja Gaiden 3 At E3 2011

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Ninja Gaiden, one of the toughest games to ever grace a console is back and there’s a brutal trailer to prove it.

At GDC, Tecmo revealed a teaser trailer that shows a bloody and yellow eyed Ryu, shoving a sword into presumably an enemy and then about to reveal himself when it cuts away to a screen that says, “Unmask E3 2011″.

In a gaming world where first person shooters are dominating, Ryu cannot come soon enough.

via Joystiq

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im a little torn on this. i was under the impression that there would be no more ninja gaiden or dead or alive games since the lead from team ninja quit sometime ago. which makes me really nervous about this one, ninja gaiden is still to this day one of the hardest games ive ever played and i love it for that. its was one of those games that push you to the limits of perfection to make it to the next lvl. while its still technically team ninja making the game and tecmo is still behind it all without its core people behind the scenes working on this i do not know if it will be as good as its predecessors

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