That's why I choose the US version.ĪLAKTORN wrote: in the cure the princess(?) level, at the beginning you seem to run in the wrong direction and then you turn left to correct yourself… wasn’t that bad?No, it's just camera auto turn. Furthermore, Sephyr0sS and Riskbreaker Y have chosen the US version for one reason : it seems to be the fastest version given the layouts. The first JP version seems to be less challenging and interresting to TAS, but may be Shinobi Gensai version will offer a good challenge because of the layouts are very well thinking (particular shorcuts are impossible). Funny thing about the PAL version is that gives you kunai instead of shuriken and the 50 Hz makes the sequence breaking of the level 9 more difficult. There is also a supplementary short cutscene just after the end of the level 5 (Katoaka's Senpuku). This version almost matches with US and PAL versions with a level editor directly offered by the game (you're not obligated to unlock it with a cheat code). In order to respond at this lack of levels in japanese version, an second edition was published and called Tenchu: Shinobi Gensai. Finally, 180° reverse roll is absent in the first JP version. So you don't have to quit the first area and you save a lot of time. Other interesting difference is that, in the level 1, you have to defeat Katanal and Echigoya in the same place. Mashing button are less permissive in the JP version. Option, character select, item select and level select screens are also different. Missing levels are 4 and 5 in the US version. In the first japanese version, there are only 8 levels and only one layout for each. In fact, there are 3 japanese versions of this game. TASVideoAgent wrote: Difference between JP and US Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Since this is the Japanese version 1.0 I'm going to quote something from the other TAS.
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