Ninja Gaiden 4: Best Settings for ROG Ally, Legion Go, and More

Here are the best settings to play Ninja Gaiden 4 on ROG Ally, Legion Go, and MSI Claw. These settings will allow the game to run at 60 FPS.

Picture of Ryu jumping from a high-rise building
Ryu jumping from a high-rise building (Image via Xbox Game Studios)

Ninja Gaiden 4, a hack-and-slash action combat title, features a system requirements list that is quite modest by 2025 standards. Therefore, running this game is not a problem for most PCs, modern or a bit older. However, the same cannot be said for tiny handheld devices, such as ROG Ally, Legion Go, and MSI Claw, since they have tiny SoCs inside with iGPUs only. Therefore, you must use optimized settings to play Ninja Gaiden 4 smoothly at 60 FPS. You will find the optimized settings in the article below.

Note: Parts of this article are subjective and reflect the writer’s opinions.

Best Ninja Gaiden 4 Settings for ROG Ally, Legion Go, and More

Picture of Ninja Gaiden 4 Graphics Settings Page
Ninja Gaiden 4 Graphics Settings Page (Image via Xbox Game Studios)

The ROG Ally and Lenovo Legion Go sports much bigger SoCs than the Steam Deck, so they are significantly more powerful. Therefore, they are capable of delivering higher performance. The MSI Claw is equipped with an Intel chip instead, but it is also more powerful. As a result, all three of these handhelds can play Ninja Gaiden 4 at a smooth 60 FPS as long as you apply the following settings:

Note: The settings provided below are only for the handhelds mentioned here and shouldn’t be used for other devices like the Steam Deck.

SettingsValues
Display ModeWindowed Fullscreen
Resolution1920 x 1080 (16:9) (For ROG Ally)
1920 x 1200 (16:10) (For Legion Go)
1920 x 1200 (16:10) (For MSI Claw)
Frame Rate Limit60
HDR DisplayDisable
Set SDR Display
Set HDR Display
Vertical SyncDisable
FSRPrioritize Performance
DLSSDisable
Anti-aliasingDisable
Object QualityMedium
Graphic PresetCustom
Dynamic ResolutionDisable
Motion BlurDisable
Ambient OcclusionMedium
Reflection QualityMedium
Shadow QualityLow
Texture QualityMedium
Volumetric FogLow
Wind EffectsEnable

Conclusion

We optimized the above settings using the right combination of Low and Medium graphics values. These settings not only deliver a solid 60 FPS but also prevent frame drops and stutters from happening. Also, you can apply Performance or Extreme Mode for higher FPS, but remember to remove the Frame Rate Limit in settings.


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