How cool are ninjas?
The answer: Too cool. They can kill you just like that. One minute, you’ll be sitting there, eating your noodles, then BLAM! That ninja done cut your throat and you don’t even know about it. Then he’s off, into the night, like a badger! Hi there, I’m about to show you through the new Tecmo game for the DS called Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword. That’s Ninja Gaiden DS, for all of those slow on the uptake. The latest installment in the pan-rific Ninja Gaiden series (and the first to ever hit a handheld), Dragon Sword is set six months after the PlayStation 3’s Ninja Gaiden. The protagonist, Ryu Hayabusa, is a ninja of traditional values and means, and he’s run into a spot of bother when his friend, the female ninja Momiji, is kidnapped by the Black Spider Ninja Clan. It’s nice to see a storyline completely non-reliant on cliché plot devices, isn’t it? Mr. Hayabusa needs your help, so the first thing you need to do is pick up your DS and hold it like a book. That’s right, that novel playing dev
