Mark of the Ninja trailer shows how you'll kill from the shadows
Shank gone stealthy
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Stealth is getting pretty popular these days, but it's not much like the old stealth titles you might remember. Splinter Cell has become something else entirely, opting for a more action-oriented approach. While Hitman seems to be taking a similar path. So it's refreshing to see a game like Mark of the Ninja go back to stealth's basics: plotting your attack from the shadows, then executing with perfect precision.
Mark of the Ninja comes from Klei Entertainment, the talented souls behind the Shank games. While those games weren't completely spectacular, they definitely showed promise. Particularly in the wide array of combat options and the beautiful animation. So we've got high hopes.
There's no set release date currently available for Mark of the Ninja besides "TBA 2012," but you can check out our E3 preview to learn a lot more.
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Andrew is a freelance video game journalist, writing for sites like Wired and GamesRadar. Andrew has also written a book called EMPIRES OF EVE: A History of the Great Wars of EVE Online.


