Instead of receiving the normal accessories for defeating bosses, players would get ribbons as a mockery to their complaining. What made Ninja Gaiden Black stand out far more than its predecessors is that series director Tomonobu Itagaki received complaints about past versions being too hard, so he placed Ninja Dog as a mode for players who needed a silver spoon on their adventures. The series has always been known for its crazy difficulty at the highest settings, and Ninja Gaiden Black is no exception. Over its lifespan the Ninja Gaiden series has released 17 titles, all of which have created a huge fanbase behind it. It’s popularity skyrocketed once it hit consoles, first on Nintendo’s NES then branching out to other major consoles several years later.
The Ninja Gaiden started off in the arcades back in 1988, and since then main protagonist Ryu Hayabusa has been slaying demons with ease.
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