Filed under: Microsoft Xbox 360, Action, Adventure
Gamerscore Blog recently afforded our buddies over at X3F the opportunity to ask Team Ninja’s Tomonobu Itagaki one question about the upcoming Ninja Gaiden II on the 360. They chose to ask about the sequel’s adjustments to the original’s infamous difficulty, specifically the addition of a automatically-regenerating health system, seemingly added to widen the game’s appeal to less-hardcore players.
Not to disappoint the fans, Itagaki coolly (oh so coolly) explains that the health regenerating system was added to keep players immersed in the game, rather than having to constantly access the game’s menus to use potions.
Of course, Itagaki assures the hardcore audience that the game will still appeal to their masochistic sides, but that they hope to increase the audience in the sequel with more adjustability in the difficulty levels. Good news for everyone?
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