The PlayStation Blogcast, announced Shinobi will be re-released as a PS2 Classic via the PlayStation Store.

Sega have confirmed final dates for four of their 3DS games.

Here’s a brief look at each kind of Ninjutsu with some new screenshots.

Screenshots of the first three stages you’ll play in Shinobi for the Nintendo 3DS.

Joe Musashi, the protagonist of the original Shinobi series, is back as an unlockable character in the 3DS game.

Sega Japan release a Shinobi trailer with new footage.

When Sega said they were trying to bring back the 90s Shinobi feel, they weren’t kidding.

Surfing sections are controlled by tilting the Nintendo 3DS left and right.

A few more screens of the Shinobi revival.

We chat with Shinobi producer, Stephen Frost, about the upcoming Nintendo 3DS game, how it came about, and what makes it different.

“The whole thing about this game is your rhythm, your flow from enemy to enemy,” Shinobi producer, Stephen Frost, tells us.

Sega have delayed both games from their September releases dates.

“They put together this nice sort of pitch video of Assassin’s Creed [Bloodlines], but with a ninja,” Sega producer, Stephen Frost, told us about the Nintendo 3DS Shinobi revival.

Thinking I knew what to do, I held the right trigger to block… only to take the shuriken the enemy was tossing at me to the face.