The art of invisibility is a vital tool in the arsenal of a true ninja assassin, and likewise the ability to turn invisible will play an important role in performing stealth kills and infiltrating enemy territories in FromSoftware’s upcoming Tenchu Z, due out this summer for the Xbox 360. Highlighting that point, Microsoft has released this new pair of before-and-after screenshots that present the invisibility skill in action:
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Invisibility…wow…now we just need a Tenchu game that doesn’t suck =D
Well, the original Tenchu was great back in its time. The only problem is the series hasn’t changed at all since the first one. I still think the Tenchu games are a mindless kind of fun, especially pulling off all the gory stealth kills, you just have to be willing to look past some major flaws, mainly the laughably stupid enemy AI that has never evolved. Hopefully with the 360 hardware the devs can bring the series up to date with the times.