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Tecmo Koei’s launche a full out assault on the senses with half a dozen Ninja Gaiden Sigma Vita shots release this morning. One for the NG massive? Of course it is. Go take a look below the break.

The Team Ninja effort launches alongside Vita on February 22.

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Tecmo Koei’s released nine new shots of Ninja Gaiden Sigma Vita ahead of its launch next month with PlayStation Vita in the US and Europe. NG Sigma for Vita is the same version of Sigma that released on PlayStation 3 a few years back, based on the first Ninja Gaiden from Team Ninja. Get the screens over at D’Toid.

Famitsu’s reporting that Ninja Gaiden Sigma for Vita will launch in February in Japan. No specific date is given. The title, based on PS3′s 2007 original, will likely come with Ninja Gaiden 3′s Hero and Ninja playstyles, Team Ninja’s Peter Garza told us at Eurogamer Expo.

Via Siliconera.

Team Ninja is looking at ways to include the new play styles that will be part of Ninja Gaiden 3 for Ninja Gaiden Sigma on PlayStation Vita, Tecmo Koei localisation head Peter Garza has told VG247.

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A blast of piping hot news right to your face, the highlight of which is a crossover of Metal Gear Solid and the board game RISK.

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Team Ninja channeled the spirit of the Tokyo Game Show season tonight with two new game announces and details of Ninja Gaiden 3′s online multiplayer.

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Team Ninja Tomonobu Itagaki has said that Ninja Gaiden Sigma was “no good” when asked in an interview with CVG why he wouldn’t sign copies of the game.

“All you need to do is play Ninja Gaiden II and then try and play Sigma afterwards and you’ll see why,” he said.

“Despite the fact that it’s on a ‘next-generation’ console there’s no evolution whatsoever. That was made not by me, but one of my sub-ordinates who basically tried to copy the success of Ninja Gaiden.”

Ninja Gaiden II is released in about two weeks. Doesn’t time fly by?

By Mike Bowden

According to IGN, a discounted PlayStation 3 game line is about to launch in Japan, titled “PlayStation 3 The Best”. Similar in line to the company’s Greatest Hits range. According to the report, Resistance, FolksSoul, Ninja Gaiden Sigma, Gundam: Target in Sight, and Ridge Racer 7 will all release under the new banner on March 19 for 3,800 yen (£18).

There’s no news on a version of “The Best” to be making its way to Europe or America yet, but logic dictates it’s only a matter of time. Doubt they’re going to be £18 a pop, though.