(The collection will be playable on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X via backward compatibility.) Read on for our Q&A with Yasuda, who explains what’s changing and what’s not for Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection, which is coming to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Windows PC via Steam, and Xbox One on June 10. Fumihiko Yasuda, producer on Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection, told Polygon in an email interview that earlier versions of some Ninja Gaiden games were unsalvageable due to data loss. The decision to include those particular versions of the Ninja Gaiden trilogy was partly driven by a lack of game preservation. The trilogy of games features three specific releases - Ninja Gaiden Sigma, Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, and Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge - and that’s a point of contention for some fans, namely those who hold Xbox release Ninja Gaiden Black in high regard. Two years later in 2017, he resigned as director at moved to an advisory position at the studio.Team Ninja’s seminal action game series, Ninja Gaiden, is coming to modern consoles and PC this summer with Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection. That title bombed both critically and commercially. In 2010, he revealed he had set up a new developer – Valhalla Game Studios – which released Devil's Third for Wii U in 2015. In 2008, Itagaki announced he was not only leaving the company over withheld bonus payments. By 2001 he was appointed head of the company's Team Ninja studio, going on to produce and director the reboot of Ninja Gaiden. Itagaki joined Tecmo back in 1992, quickly making a name for himself with 1996's Dead or Alive. If they reach out to me, it will be an honour for me." 20 years have passed since then, and I established my own company, Itagaki Games, which is not Tecmo, nor Valhalla. That’s why I trusted him and actually created Xbox-exclusive games for about 10 years. Xbox is called 'Project Midway' and I’ll gain the supremacy with it. "Back then, I asked him, are you confident that you will beat PS2? He said yes. "I would start again with questions that I made to Seamus two decades ago," Itagaki wrote.
His remarks came via an unedited transcript of an interview he did with Bloomberg about the Xbox's 20th anniversary, during which he was asked if he'd be interested in his company becoming part of Xbox Game Studios.
In a post on his Facebook page, the Tecmo and Team Ninja vet revealed that he had set up a company called Itagaki Games. The director of Ninja Gaiden Tomonobu Itagaki has made a return to game development and has set up a brand new studio.
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