Sigma.
Well, to play this game for what it really is, I'd have to invest a ton of cash. I'd need a grand just for a good enough TV (LCD or something...Samsung of course) the game (about $55-$60) and a PS3, (another 
$500). Ouch. It is worth it though, as people are rating it over a 9 out of 10. I was thinking about this game recently, and I can compare it to a really hot girl (just listen). Even though she may be hard to get (the last two installments I played were IMPOSSIBLE to beat) you can't be mad because of just how amazing she is (how good the game looks) With a bunch of bone-crushing moves, new weapons and and stunning moves, plus another playable character, Ninja Gaiden Sigma looks like the ultimate game to play if you are willing to spend the dough to play it as the developers intended. One of these days, when I can actually afford all of these components, I will play Sigma for at least a week straight, only taking breaks to sleep and occasionally eat, even though I can do that last one while playing the game. Later.
$500). Ouch. It is worth it though, as people are rating it over a 9 out of 10. I was thinking about this game recently, and I can compare it to a really hot girl (just listen). Even though she may be hard to get (the last two installments I played were IMPOSSIBLE to beat) you can't be mad because of just how amazing she is (how good the game looks) With a bunch of bone-crushing moves, new weapons and and stunning moves, plus another playable character, Ninja Gaiden Sigma looks like the ultimate game to play if you are willing to spend the dough to play it as the developers intended. One of these days, when I can actually afford all of these components, I will play Sigma for at least a week straight, only taking breaks to sleep and occasionally eat, even though I can do that last one while playing the game. Later.
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