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Russell at El33tonline writes: "Yaiba is out for revenge but a zombie hoard stands between him and his ultimate goal. No problem! Kill zombies and then Ryu. Easy."

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eXophase: "There are some misconceptions surrounding Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z. First and foremost, people seem to think its vastly similar to something youd see coming from the mind of Suda51. Hell, I was one of those people. Well, its not. Its also not as accessible as you might think it is. Last, this isnt exactly your typical Ninja Gaiden game, even though it is brutally difficult at times. Those three points serve as both benefits and detriments to Ninja Gaiden Z, and they create a truly polarizing game that youre bound to like, detest, or both."

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Kevin John Kennedy of All Things Xbox writes: "What happened to the Ninja Gaiden franchise? Back in 2004 when the franchise was revived, it felt like such a breath of fresh air. It was difficult, rewarding and original. The sequel may not have improved anything, but was still a fun addition to the series. Ninja Gaiden 3, the first game not directed by Tomonobu Itagaki, was also the first major fumble with repetitive enemies and design. For Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z, instead of looking at what was wrong with that entry and improving upon it, Team Ninja, along with Spark Unlimited (Lost Planet 3) and Comcept (Might No. 9) decided to fumble the series even more with this joylessly repetitive and unrewarding game which proves that the series left the true tenants of the franchise behind a long time ago."