Ninja Gaiden 4

Yakumo can more than hold his own in this frenetic sequel.

Ninja Gaiden 4 PS5 Review. While the upgraded version of Ninja Gaiden 2 Black came out earlier this year, a new 3D Ninja Gaiden game hasn’t hit storefronts for 11 years. Much like Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z , Ninja Gaiden 4 is developed by a different team than Team Ninja. PlatinumGames certainly knows how to make action games, with a rather impressive track record consisting of some real bangers. The one hang up that comes with PlatinumGames is that their games need to be directed by a different team in order to make a cohesive product. When it comes to Ninja Gaiden 4, the end result seems to reflect a similar lack of directional help.