In Ninja Gaiden 4, you'll have a total of four difficulty modes available, catering to a variety of different playstyles. This is something that Team Ninja has had in mind when developing the game, wanting the Ninja Gaiden 4 experience to be both true to the series, but also accessible to any and all newcomers.

Here's a guide on how to enable, and adjust DLSS in Ninja Gaiden 4, including selecting performance, balance, and quality mode.

Ninja Gaiden 4 ends with an epic clash, but for those curious about how this all shakes out, let's break down the story and ending.

Ninja and daemons want him dead, so it only makes sense the second chapter of Ninja Gaiden 4 is all about slaying those who are in his way. You will obtain various objectives from anonymous parties along with Tyran of all people,

Ninja Gaiden 4 is almost here, and those who want to master the blade of the shinobi need to know exactly what to expect in this brutal action title.

Emmanuel "Master" Rodrigues shows he's got the skills to play Ninja Gaiden 4 under the most challenging conditions

Ninja Gaiden 4 takes a break from newcomer Yakumo and lets you play as Ryu Hayabusa, but it would have honestly been better if it hadn't.

Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, meanwhile, is a stellar 2D entry in the series from acclaimed developer The Game Kitchen. While it certainly suffers from a few frame rate issues on the OG Switch, those on Switch 2 can boost the performance up to 60fps, and the resulting experience is simply extraordinary.