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As an ardent admirer, I can’t hide my excitement about Ninja Gaiden 4, a long-awaited sequel, having been more than a decade since we had a fresh numbered installment! The early previews have been overwhelmingly positive, hinting at a game that could truly live up to our expectations when it drops in October. This time around, the development duties are shared by none other than Team Ninja and PlatinumGames, promising a hack-and-slash experience that will undoubtedly delight fans like me.

Here is an overview of the mode, via the game’s official website:

Red Dead Redemption 2, on the other hand, is a different story that has surpassed sales of 77 million units compared to the 74 million+ reported in the previous quarter. The series’ sales have now exceeded 104 million, with an estimated additional million units likely sold from the re-release of Red Dead Redemption on Nintendo Switch, PS4, and PC.

These projects involve initiatives within Xbox’s development arm, collaborating with external studios to facilitate game launches. Previously, this division collaborated with Interior Night on the game “As Dusk Falls” and with Dontnod on “Tell Me Why”. As reported by Game File, this division has suffered substantial changes, resulting in layoffs of several producers. Moreover, the head of this division, Peter Wyse, has stepped down.

According to The Game Post’s recent updates within the past day, the game’s main art, screenshots, and explanations of its mechanics have all been revised. Additionally, it now has a tentative release schedule for Q4 2027, however, Sony is making efforts to push back this planned launch.

Here is an overview of the game, via western publisher GungHo Online Entertainment: