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# 1080p HD resolution gameplay Online co-op with voice chat 30+ unique characters & 17 stages Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 (PS3)

**Price:** S/.496
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## Summary

> ⚔️ Unleash your inner ninja — the ultimate PS3 action saga awaits!

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- **What is this?** Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 (PS3)
- **How much does it cost?** S/.496 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Dynamic Online Co-op:** Team up with a friend in 10 intense stages featuring voice chat and four difficulty levels for ultimate challenge.
- • **Adaptive AI Challenge:** Face enemies with variable tactics that keep every encounter fresh and fiercely unpredictable.
- • **Strategic Combat & Magic:** Combine melee, ranged weapons, and powerful Ninpo magic to dominate brutal battles and unlock devastating finishers.
- • **Diverse Playable Warriors:** Master 30+ characters including fan-favorites Rachel, Ayane, and Momiji, each with unique combat styles.
- • **Epic Visuals & Boss Battles:** Experience stunning 1080p HD graphics with colossal bosses that redefine action gaming.

## Overview

Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 for PS3 delivers a visually striking, high-resolution ninja action experience featuring over 30 playable characters, including new fan-favorites, and 17 diverse stages. With challenging adaptive AI, brutal combat mechanics blending melee, ranged, and magic attacks, plus online co-op play with voice chat, it’s a must-have for gamers craving intense, strategic battles and epic boss fights. This exclusive PS3 upgrade refines the classic Ninja Gaiden formula with enhanced graphics, new enemies, and multiplayer modes, making it a definitive edition for action enthusiasts.

## Description

The most intense, challenging, action-packed ninja adventure is back, exclusively on the PLAYSTATION3 computer entertainment system! Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 is the "ultimate" Ninja Gaiden, featuring characters from the previous installments that have defined the franchise. It radiates a striking visual appeal in high resolution display, featuring character and environmental graphics whose quality exceeds the original Ninja Gaiden Sigma. Combining both melee and long-range battles against enemies, the game requires skillful and strategic playing to successfully journey through the missions

Review: Fast paced hack and slash action with a steep learning curve - This is a great game for fans of Ninja Gaiden or action titles in general. The game may be a little more difficult than your average hack and slash, enemies deal a lot of damage and the weapons have a lot of combos to master. Sigma 2 has additional content over the Xbox 360 original in the form of new playable characters who are available for the game's Mission mode, which I believe is titled Team Attack, this mode was technically playable online but I do not know if that is still the case. Either way, you can also bring along an AI companion in this mode so you don't have to fight alone, and some of your attacks can be used in tandem. The story mode is great and has some additional boss fights, although there are fewer enemies onscreen to improve performance and the gore is significantly toned down.
Review: Fun game! - Fun game!

## Features

- New Playable Characters - Ninja Gaiden's Rachel, Ayane from Dead or Alive and Momiji from Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword appear as sexy new playable characters
- Online Co-op - Two people can engage in online co-op play, with voice chat, in 10 different stages (in 4 difficulty settings) to complete special missions.
- Visual Diversity - Over 30 unique characters, 17 stages with a variety of environments, and a storyline which unfolds in 70 impressive cut scenes
- New Enemies - A variety of new enemies and bosses have been incorporated into the stunning enhanced environments
- Variable AI - Contributing to the increased difficulty level, the gameplay differs each time you appear in a level as enemies engage in a variety of different actions as they assess the current situation

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0029MAXR2 |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PlayStation 3 Slim, Sony PlayStation 3 Super Slim |
| Computer Platform | PlayStation 3 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (277) |
| Date First Available | August 12, 2009 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | Yes |
| Item Weight | 4.2 ounces |
| Item model number | TCM1062 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | KOEI Corp |
| Product Dimensions | 6.77 x 5.4 x 0.59 inches; 4.16 ounces |
| Publication Date | September 29, 2001 |
| Rated | Mature |
| Release date | September 29, 2001 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 018946010625 |

## Images

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## Available Options

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this ninja gaiden 2**
A: No This is Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 the sequel  to Ninja Gaiden Sigma .The Sigma  series  is  a updated  reboot  to the NG series but not a  sequel to the Origial NG series.

**Q: I went to load my saved game and there are 2 saved games.One says checkpoint and the other clear data.Which should I pick and why are there 2?**
A: I don't have the game on me at the moment, but I assume checkpoint data is your last save (or the last autosave if the game does that), and clear data is your data for your last cleared mission level. I'm guessing if you choose "clear data" you'll restart your current mission level from the beginning if you want to restart and do it over for some reason. There is a chapter select option when you clear the entire game letting you run through the game however you'd like with any weapon (but not character specific levels).

**Q: Buenas tardes.el juego tiene sub español?**
A: Si 👍

**Q: Does this game have multiplayer mode?**
A: No this game doesn't have it.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fast paced hack and slash action with a steep learning curve
*by J***C on May 18, 2019*

This is a great game for fans of Ninja Gaiden or action titles in general. The game may be a little more difficult than your average hack and slash, enemies deal a lot of damage and the weapons have a lot of combos to master. Sigma 2 has additional content over the Xbox 360 original in the form of new playable characters who are available for the game's Mission mode, which I believe is titled Team Attack, this mode was technically playable online but I do not know if that is still the case. Either way, you can also bring along an AI companion in this mode so you don't have to fight alone, and some of your attacks can be used in tandem. The story mode is great and has some additional boss fights, although there are fewer enemies onscreen to improve performance and the gore is significantly toned down.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fun game!
*by C***L on December 2, 2025*

Fun game!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Upgrade.
*by P***Y on October 3, 2009*

We always hear from developers that they've upped the scale, scope and all-round epic nature of their game for the sequel. So and so game has twice as many levels, another has bigger bosses, another includes some new moves. Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 is a game that has more variety than you could ever imagine, a storyline that spans the globe, enemies so diverse you expect something new around every corner, combat so brutal you'll be wincing until the closing credits and a style that is effortlessly cool. Ninja Gaiden 2 was more bad ass than its predecessor in every conceivable way, and this PS3 exclusive refresh is even better... for the most part. If you haven't been following the Ninja Gaiden series over the past few years you probably aren't prepared for how difficult Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 is, even if it's definitely easier than the 360 original. It's still on a completely different level to current genre favourite God of War. To put Ninja Gaiden 2 into perspective, I was able to beat God of War and its sequel fairly comfortably on the default difficulty - on the easiest difficulty Ninja Gaiden 2 almost made me gnaw my fingers off at certain points. Newcomers will definitely appreciate Sigma 2's more forgiving gameplay, but unless you're 100 per cent focused don't expect to make it very far. Although lead character Ryu Hayabusa gains quite a selection of weaponry as you move through the game, it's his block and dodge moves that are key to survival. You might be able to button mash your way through one or two enemies, but soon enough you'll be using health elixirs like no tomorrow and seeing the Game Over screen enough to have it burnt onto your retinas. Learn to use your block and when to counter attack and you'll be on your way. Playing Ninja Gaiden 2 is a very different experience to playing the majority of games. Whether it's for simply beating a wave of blood-thirsty bats or for finally slaying a boss you've been tearing your hair out over for more than an hour, the sense of reward and gratification is practically unrivalled. For every level you beat you feel like you're becoming a better gamer and that's a feeling that very few games can claim to give. This is action gaming at its very best, although with the toned down carnage during combat there's a nagging sense that Sigma 2's not quite the ultimate edition of the game it could have been. That being said,Its still an amazing Game. Joining your melee weapons are a number of projectiles, ranging from your default shuriken to a gatling gun-style spear gun for use underwater. Most of these have a limited supply of ammo, with more available from fallen warriors you find on your adventure and at shops scattered around each level. Handily, Ryu automatically targets enemies when using a projectile weapon, although weapons like the bow and gun can be manually aimed if you want to hit a certain location on an enemy. One of the keys to the game is working out which weapons work best against each enemy type, so thankfully the d-pad offers a quick weapon-change, eliminating the need to go into the pause menu. Your third means of attack comes from magic, or Ninpo as it's called in the game. Fire-filled icons below your health bar show how many Ninpo strikes you have at your disposal. Holding down Triangle and Circle initiates a monster slaying Ninpo attack and you have a few seconds to aim using the left analogue stick. As with your weapons, these powers can be upgraded, allowing you to dish out more damage. To begin with you're limited to a fire attack, but soon enough this will be joined by wind and fire bird assaults. Unless you're a true expert these special magic abilities will be essential during boss battles, so it's wise to stock up on replenishing items. Brand new to Sigma 2 are three extra playable female characters. Rachel from Ninja Gaiden, Ayane from Dead or Alive and Momiji from DS game Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword each offer a different gameplay experience during their brand new levels. Rachel is still as slow as she was in the original Sigma title on PS3, so is just as likely to divide opinion amongst fans, but the other two should go down quite well as their combat styles are fast and flowing like Ryu's. They each have brand new weapons to play with, too. Enemies in Ninja Gaiden 2 come thick and fast and in large groups. You'll face warriors, giant lizard monsters, dogs, frenzied bats, gargoyles, metallic scorpion-like spinning nasties, werewolves, flying piranhas and more - in fact, that lot are just from the game's opening third. Your health bar in Ninja Gaiden 2 uses a replenishment system, meaning you don't need to use elixirs to get your energy back. When you beat a wave of enemies your health is re-filled, but any sustained damage (shown by red in your bar) is permanent unless you use a health elixir or blue essence. Fallen enemies release essences of various colours, with yellows acting as the in-game currency used to purchase new items and upgrade weapons, Reds replenish your magic, and blues heal semi-permanent damage. You don't always want to absorb these essences for health though. By holding down the Triangle button Ryu draws them in, allowing him to unleash an Ultimate Technique move. These devastating moves destroy any enemies standing in your way and look spectacular to boot. The standard combat in the 360 version was extremely brutal, with limbs flying and blood spilling all over the place, but this PS3 game has been quite significantly toned down - something that is likely to anger and disappoint fans hoping this would be the ultimate version of the game. Limb and head dismemberment doesn't leave bloody stumps but instead a glowing purple patch. On 360 all the carnage remained in place too, with body parts lying strewn across the floor and blood smeared over walls. This just doesn't happen to the same extent here and the combat loses some of its edge as a result. Still, the new obliteration moves, triggered by pressing Triangle near to a damaged enemy, are pretty brutal.. It's essential you perform these finishing moves as enemies will keep going at you until they're dead - one set of enemies even commit suicide by blowing themselves up while on top of you. In stills Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 doesn't come close to showing its true beauty, although the reduction in gore has made the game less spectacular to see in motion. It doesn't have the same "WOW" factor of something like Killzone 2, but it's still a fine looking game when running at a pin-sharp 1080p resolution. The best is reserved for the bosses, which are immense. We're talking proper Shadow of the Colossus scale beasts here, each with numerous attack stages and techniques for taking them down. Just when you think you've seen it all you'll come face to face with another giant monstrosity that defies belief. As with the rest of the game, they're no push over either, with my PS3 controller coming dangerously close to being hurtled towards the TV screen on more than one occasion. Even better for PS3 owners is the fact that Sigma 2 includes a number of bosses not included in the original 360 game! Completely new to the PS3 game is online cooperative play during a number of special challenge stages. It's a shame that there's no story mode to play through with a friend, but the inclusion of any multiplayer at all can only been seen as a good thing. It does make for a rather more chaotic experience, so be prepared for a screen full of carnage. Sadly there's no split-screen co-op, but you can play with an AI partner offline. With medals to go for and stages set across four difficulties there's plenty here to keep you playing once you're done with the campaign. You've also got online leaderboards, although given the game's hardcore following you're going to have to be pretty good to get anywhere near the top. Everything isn't perfect of course. The story is largely forgettable and simply serves to fill the gap between levels. Voice acting is pretty cheesy too, although the voices of the main baddies are typical '80s cartoon quality, which makes them sound pretty menacing and cool. Swimming is once again something I'd rather avoid if possible, with the underwater controls feeling a tad clumsy. Running on water is handled well, but if you get caught in a fight it's all too easy to miss an attack and fall in, resulting in some easy hits for your foes. Some complaints could also be levelled at the save points, which on occasion are a little too spread out and the frame rate drops from time to time during particularly action packed moments just as it did in the 360 game.

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