Review: Tenchu: Wrath of Heaven
The latest in Activision's series of ridiculously bloody ninja simulations is here. If you haven't heard, we are running a month-long promotion to celebrate, so after you check out this review, head on over to the announcements over the gaming or news boards and enter to win one of thirty prizes.
[blockquote]Near your health bar there is a row of nine kanji; each time you stealth kill someone (or something), a kanji will light up. Sometimes, if you pull off a particularly gutsy stealth kill, you'll get an additional half-kanji. Once all nine kanji are lit, your character recites an incantation and learns a new skill. These special skills allow you to cling to ceilings, learn new battle combos, jump off walls, control minds, fake ritual suicide to lure guards (my personal favorite), and more.[/blockquote]Sounds like ninjas don't fight fair.
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