DarkOcelot is thinking of the property going public domain. Activision would have to leave the franchise dormant for a loooooooooooong time for that to happen, "thanks" to the Disney lobbyists on capital hill.
I know. I can't believe nobody has done anything with this concept. It's a perfect setup for a game that many gamers would go crazy for. I hope to see Tenchu, or a Tenchu-like game, show up this generation.
Tenchu on PS1 was excellent for its time. It was underrated. I played Tenchu on the X360 last gen but it was really bad. Hopefully someone else handle this IP with more care.
Man, Tenchu was one of my favorite IPs on PS1 back in the day. Best stealth action themed game for me. Sony should approach the devs behind it and fund for the next installment.
That would be incredible. Sony is a great publisher and I would love to see the Tenchu series in their hands.
I played the first two Tenchu games on the PS1 more than any other games in those years. I also played the hell out of Tenchu Wrath of Heaven and Tenchu Fatal Shadows on PS2. Actually, I even enjoyed Tenchu Z on the 360 quite a lot. Yeah, I'm a pretty huge fan of the franchise you could say.
I would become a huge fan of any publisher/developer that revived this franchise.
EXCELLENT! Now if we can get an HD Tenchu Collection or a brand new game...Platinum or From would be really good to much a game and respect the franchise.
At this point, I'd buy any Tenchu game they release on vita/ps3-4 period. Even if it was a remaster of Tenchu Z (which is the lowest rated entry in the series, I believe.)
I thought Fromsoft bought the rights to it though. What's Activision got to do with it?
YES! Hopefully Crash is next.
I'd love to see another Tenchu game for current-gen consoles.
Maybe if they would've made a PS3 Tenchu last gen, the franchise might've lasted longer...
Man, Tenchu was one of my favorite IPs on PS1 back in the day. Best stealth action themed game for me. Sony should approach the devs behind it and fund for the next installment.
Losing a trademark doesn't mean loss of an IP. Dualshockers should stop writing these loss of trademark doom articles.