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Stealth Game Hits DS

Is it just me, or is the Nintendo DS the perfect home for a stealth game? Tenchu: Dark Secret has quietly made its way onto game store shelves today, so head to your local video game retailer if you are interested in protecting Princess Shizu using your crafty ninja skills. There are 40 missions in […]


Is it just me, or is the Nintendo DS the perfect home for a stealth game? Tenchu: Dark Secret has quietly made its way onto game store shelves today, so head to your local video game retailer if you are interested in protecting Princess Shizu using your crafty ninja skills. There are 40 missions in all to keep gamers occupied for hours. The game also makes use of Nintendo’s Wi-Fi connection for weapon trading, while a local connection allows you to battle your friends to be the ultimate ninja. However, let it be known that Infendo is home to the very best ninja’s, so we cannot be beaten. Don’t even try.

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  1. Man, sorry to dissapoint you, but the Wi-fi Connection is used only for item exchange, not for online battles. Its a shame.

  2. Okay It's fixed. Whew… I thought that Infendo was getting Hacked. Or at least Nick was a spammer… But, thank goodness he's not.

  3. Sorry, Blogger.com went completely haywire on me. Thanks for the info, anonymous, you are right.

  4. There's a reason that this game isn't getting a full retail release, it sucks. I played a bit of the JP oversion of the game, so I may have missed a bit not know what anything meant. But still, not even worth $15

  5. You can't just pick this up at your local video game retailer because it's an EB/Gamestop exclusive. Too bad I heard it blows.

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