DjMizuhara still is learning the subtleties of Ninja Gaiden Sigma but he is improving his style as you'll be able to see in this video showing the 3rd level in detail, and the beginning of the city. Good stuff!

DjMizuhara just send us this video of Ninja Gaiden Sigma, at my request not showing the first 10 minutes of the game (since it's basically the demo), but the ending of the second level. That sequence is actually new for the PS3 version, and quite interesting visually. Another video will follow tomorrow.

Even though we've seen alot of this game recently - mostly thanks to the impressive demo, we won't say no to a game like this when they decide to show more of it during Gamer's Day.

The demo of Ninja Gaiden Sigma is now available on the PSN, at least on the Japanese store. What better occasion for me to test my new capture hardware? I think you will all agree that it's "slightly" better than the old one. So enjoy these images while I figure out how to encode this new video format into something you can watch.
Update: And here comes the video. It's the first one I've encoded using the brand new capture system and lots of stuff have been changed. So let me know what you think.
Update 2: Official images added.

After yesterday's scans, here are the real official images of Ninja Gaiden Sigma, Team Ninja's PS3 remake of its Xbox classic. The original was such a technical achievement, this next-gen version will have a hard time making it look like an old-gen game. But even though, it looks really good.

Now that DOAX2 has finally been released Famitsu can finally start talking a proper game from Team Ninja: Ninja Gaiden Sigma! It's quite interesting to see that their "B team" seems to have a better grasp of the next-gen hardware than the one directed by Itagaki himself...

Tecmo haven't exactly been spitting out new stuff during this expo, but they at least announced Ninja Gaiden Sigma - a remake of Ninja Gaiden on Xbox. First images in 1080p inside.