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Brendan Caldwell

Brendan Caldwell

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Writer, Digital Sun Games

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  • Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound will set your village on fire, as is only proper

    By Brendan Caldwell| Rock Paper Shotgun Verified How many times has Hayabusa village burned down? Some Ninja Gaiden freaks out there must know. This aged series has changed a lot in the decades since its NES debut, but that blazing home village has become a running gag. Ninja Gaiden games are slicey-dicey outings of varying quality in which Ryu Hayabusa must kill everything he dislikes yet again. But in the upcoming Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, it's going back to 2D, largely without Ryu.

    By Brendan Caldwell · Rock Paper Shotgun

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Space Marine 2 gets a sandy new mission with an angry Trygon boss

    By Brendan Caldwell| Rock Paper Shotgun Verified What up, murder brothers. Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 just got a new PvE mission, featuring the somewhat cranky Trygon, a big Tyranid beastie with more arms than is generally prudent. The boss will burst out of the sands of planet Avarax to stab you with said arms, but only after you hunt him down for a bit. Better take the new weapon the developers are also adding in this update: the Inferno pistol.

    By Brendan Caldwell · Rock Paper Shotgun

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound will set your village on fire, as is only proper

    By Brendan Caldwell| Rock Paper Shotgun Verified How many times has Hayabusa village burned down? Some Ninja Gaiden freaks out there must know. This aged series has changed a lot in the decades since its NES debut, but that blazing home village has become a running gag. Ninja Gaiden games are slicey-dicey outings of varying quality in which Ryu Hayabusa must kill everything he dislikes yet again. But in the upcoming Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, it's going back to 2D, largely without Ryu.

    By Brendan Caldwell · Rock Paper Shotgun

    Apr. 16, 2025

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