Tenchu fatal showdows brings the series to an halt of it lack of gameplay

User Rating: 7.3 | Tenchu Kurenai PS2
By TwistedGer9 | Review Date:
As soon as sega took over from activision you already know thats it that is the end of tenchu, but they did not do as a bad job as i thought they would of done. the thing that makes this game lose its touch is the way they set it out to act like a ninja programme which ruins the atmosphere of thinking this is trying to be real but it is still a good game but it is not brilliant like the previous tenchu title though.
if tenchu wants to get back on it track it should go back to activision as sega are just going to make it crumble and makes it recognises it as a rubbish game instead of the best ninja video game ever.
anyway Fatal shadows evolves around ayame as she kills this old man another new playable character comes in called rin who swears to kill ayame they both travel through levels killing people and that is about it for the story line.
Fatal shadows has changed in no way from wrath of heaven the game play is similar and so is the sound the only thing that has probably changed is the graphics by a lot as the characters look more unique with smooth edges which give them a reality to them, so if you are thinking of buying this game do if you want to but it can be frustrating and might put you of tenchu for good

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