Ninja Gaiden 3 removes that limb slicing feel good experience

Remember playing Ninja Gaiden 2? slicing and dicing your way through the already hard enough to kill enemies, just when they were about to die you got the last hit you would take an arm, leg, or even an OFF WITH THERE HEAD? Ninja Gaiden 3 will not have the signature feature included in the newest not Tomonobu Itagaki made sequel. What does this mean for the gamers like me that needed to slow down the enemies who were limping at you with one leg or something? A member of the development team has said the following: "We don't think people want to see that anymore, they’ve already seen it." That is very true I have seen it before…. And would like to see it more and with more gore.

Let's not lose our heads over this...ok maybe one.

What do you think this means? They want to make a title that steers away from what Itagaki started? Or maybe something else? I mean realistically speaking sharp swords; scythes, staffs and all the other ninja gear you get can slice through a lot more than people think. Hopefully they’ll see that we need the small feature that makes Ninja Gaiden what it is and it will be in the final build.



With Ninja Gaiden coming out sometime next year there is always more news and other things they will tell us, like perhaps if this is connected to a new Dead Or Alive title!? With Ayane being in the games before,

Kasumi being teased at the end of the second game,



Stop Playing Kasumi we all know thats you



Rachel and her giant hammer slamming down foes like nothing,

Sonia the agent and gun expert form Ninja Gaiden 2,

Last but not least lets not forget about momoji the rookie ninja from Nintendo DS title Dragon Sword whose become independent and bad ass.

Hopefully there is going to be some female help for our boy Ryu Hayabusa after all he ALWAYS has help from a very bad ass and attractive female, one more character they seem to leave out is Hayate another ninja from dead or alive who knows Ryu perhaps he can make his debut in a Ninja Gaiden Title and show us if there’s hope for us Dead Or Alive fighting game fans.

My Cast Monday ep. 1: Biohazard

So I’m starting a new weekly Monday article going so what better way to do that than to give my two cents on my favorite games and the right people to portray them:

Albert Wesker:

Shawn Roberts:

I thought one of the top reasons Afterlife had any kind of good was the way Shawn Roberts portrayed Albert Wesker. With all of his appearances and behind the scenes things he’s done in the games we would be seeing a lot of him in the game specific movie remakes and I wouldn’t mind that.

Chris Redfield:

 Wentworth Miller:

Nothing was wrong with his portrayal of Chris Redfield in Resident Evil Afterlife (even though the movie wasn’t really that good.) Wentworth gives off the aura and presence of Chris and if asked to do the role again and in the right hands I have no doubt he would make the performance a very good one.

Chris Evans:

I know their names are Chris and they match ironic isn’t it? But aside from that Chris Evans aka Steve Rogers, can pull off this role as the ST.A.R.S. Agent given his range Chris can play Chris… Get it!? Chris Evans can portray what Chris Redfield was developed to be, the typical "tough guy" in action movies: spiked hair, bare muscular build and likes combat knives. Plus I can imagine Shawn Roberts and Chris Evans hating each other, since he’s already hated Wentworth in Afterlife.

Jill Valentine:

Julia Voth:

Jill's character model from the 2002 GameCube Remake , is based on actress Julia Voth. Come on look at her also.

Sienna Guillory:

Who has no problems reprising her role as Jill Valentine and has done a great job portraying her and would love to see come back. But in the next coming articles I have another plan for Sienna.

Barry Burton:

Liam Neeson:

He’s more than enough actor to portray our magnum assistant Barry Burton, more importantly I want him to say “You were almost a Jill sandwich back there” to Julia or Sienna for the funny factor.

Rebecca Chambers:

The baby of stars if you will (not in a bad way.) she’s adorable knows how to handle a gun and assists Chris when he needs it.

Rachel Leigh Cook:

Ayumi Hamasaki: