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 Tenchu: Fatal Shadows (PS2)
 Tenchu: Fatal Shadows (PS2) ... Rikimura, the ninja Ayame began traveling the land in search of her mentor. Stumbling upon a burning village filled with the slain and dying, she quickly encounters the only survivor another ninja named Rin. With years of training and hearts filled with revenge, the fierce warriors employ ancient skills super vision, wall running, enemy freeze, and more to determine who brought about this hideous crime.Newest Review: ... you can get close enough without them realising. The game quickly becomes very difficult and even at the third level, I was ... more ... struggling but this is where the game gets a little interesting. Each time you perform a stealth kill you can collect a scroll (or up to 5 at once). After you have collected enough scrolls, your character can improve their abilities and can perform extra actions which will help at later levels. As long as you complete the level, you keep these scrolls - even if you start a new game or redo the same levels so you can improve your performance. You also get to keep the items you find, again, even if you start the game ag...moreMore Sega PS2 games
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Tenchu: Fatal Shadows (PS2)
Platforms: PlayStation2, ESRB Rating: Mature Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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Tenchu: Fatal Shadows (PS2): Amazing stealth game (334 words)
by - written on 08/08/08 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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A violent but addictive ninja game. Alternating between Ayame and Rin for each level of this game, you will need to sneak around to get to the required places. This game is more about stealth than just attacking enemies. The two characters are quite different from each other in their fighting styles, yet they both are able to perform 'stealth kills' where you can kill an enemy if you can get close enough without them realising. The game quickly becomes very difficult and even at the third level, I was struggling but this is where the game gets a little interesting. Each time you perform a stealth kill you can collect a scroll (or up to 5 ... Read the complete review
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