Get your sword stylus ready, Tecmo plans to release Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword this March in North America. The stylus slashing control sounds unusual, but it’s fairly intuitive. You tap enemies to throw shuriken and draw lines to emulate sword swings. I gave Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword a spin months ago a TGS and the experience was fluid, but not fluid filled like Ninja Gaiden 2. The other good news is Tecmo has Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword slated for March in Japan too, which means there shouldn’t be much of a delay between the two regions.
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