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    Ninja Gaiden 4 is bloody, stylish, and pure fun — I cannot wait for the full release of this Xbox, Team Ninja, and PlatinumGames team-up

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    After going hands-on with Ninja Gaiden 4, I’m convinced the team-up of Team Ninja, PlatinumGames, and Xbox Game Studios is what this series needed.

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