Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection

The Master Collection includes Ninja Gaiden Sigma, Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, and Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge, all developed by Team Ninja. These are the Sigma versions originally released on PlayStation platforms rather than the original Xbox versions of the first two games. All three titles star Ryu Hayabusa and feature the series' signature high-difficulty hack-and-slash combat.

No, the Master Collection uses the Sigma versions rather than Ninja Gaiden Black, the enhanced Xbox release of the original game. The Sigma versions feature additional content including new playable characters and altered level designs, but some fans prefer the original Xbox and Black versions for their enemy placement and difficulty curves. This distinction has been a point of discussion among longtime Ninja Gaiden fans since the collection's 2021 release.

The Master Collection targets 60 FPS on PS4, Xbox One, and PC, with the Switch version generally maintaining frame rates closer to 30 in the more demanding titles. Performance analyses at launch noted that Ninja Gaiden Sigma ran most smoothly across all platforms, while Razor's Edge showed the most variance. PC players with capable hardware can achieve stable 60 FPS at higher resolutions.