Ryu Gets To Show Off In New Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus Screens

 

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Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus will be a PlayStation Vita launch title in the U.S. and Europe, adding to the system’s lineup of games. The Vita version and lets you charge your ninpo using the device’s touchscreen. The touchscreen is also used for aiming Ryu’s bow.

 

Here’s a batch of new screenshots if you want to see what the game looks like:

 

 

 


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