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The Ninja Gaiden franchise has long been synonymous with fast-paced action, intricate combat mechanics, and, in recent iterations, a visual spectacle that pushes PCs and Consoles to their limits. With the release of Ninja Gaiden 4 , gamers have been eagerly anticipating not just the gameplay but also how the game looks. After diving into the latest installment, it’s worth asking: are the graphics truly stunning, or are they overhyped? The Visual Leap: First Impressions Upon booting Ninja Gaiden 4 , the first thing that strikes players is the visual fidelity. 3D Character Modelling Services are detailed, with Ryu Hayabusa sporting realistic textures on his armor and weapons. The environments are equally impressive, ranging from shadowy forest paths to crumbling ancient temples. The game leverages advanced lighting techniques, including dynamic shadows and ambient occlusion, which add depth and realism to every scene. In particular, reflective surfaces like wet stone floors and polishe...