It’s simply a grander experience, too, with more elaborate set pieces and outlandish bosses. An entire generation ahead of the original Ninja Gaiden, it features visuals that clean up rather nicely when displayed at a higher resolution, as well as updated controls for aiming the bow, and less camera problems. Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 is undoubtedly the highlight of the package.
Other additions over the standard version include the chance to play as a female character called Rachel, and additional modes including Ninja Trials and Survival. At least being the Sigma version means players don’t have to struggle with its infamous high level of difficulty if they don’t want to thanks to Hero mode. You’re often plagued by awful camera angles, for example, and the aiming system for the bow is utterly outdated.
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