Ninja Gaiden Trilogy

This is the longplay of Ninja Gaiden Trilogy (in Japan called Ninja Ryukenden Tomoe), a collection with the titles of the classic NES series released for the Super NES by Tecmo. The Ninja Gaiden saga unfolds with the protagonists as Ryu Hayabusa and Irene Lew and each game has a different plot, are actually the same NES games.

The Ninja Gaiden saga has become innovative for being a pioneer in the cutscenes and worry too much about the plot of the game, which made all have great interest in the plot as a whole also established itself as one of the hardest games of all time. Ninja Gaiden is a game that I like a lot, but I liked more of the NES versions than the Trilogy.

Unfortunately this version does not present any significant new (only the passwords and musics a little better) or extras and even options to configure the controls (in the emulator can be configured as desired, but the console is not possible and have to jump with A and attack with B. horrible) also was extremely shameful the producers do not put extras and forget to put the excellent staff rolls that exist in versions of NES (after ending appears game over and only)... unfortunately Ninja Gaiden Trilogy was a proof how not to do a collection of games and I hope the developers of games always consider this to revive classic games like this and always improve with extras and not releasing apparently unfinished games like that. A good game that unfortunately came out with things missing and without the recognition that deserve Ninja Gaiden series.