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Stealth Games

trimbletownOP
#1
Anyone know of some good NDS stealth centred games?
teheezin
#2
All I know is Splinter Cell The Chaos Theory.. it's pretty good.. it is most likely same with the console version but with lesser features.. but still it's a great game for a handheld.. Splinter Cell Conviction is coming for the DS but still no info yet..
trimbletownOP
#3
I have splinter cell chaos theory, I also have Tenchu: dark secret and both Assassins Creed games.
teheezin
#4
Hmm.. I think Over The Hedge is a stealth game xD and also G-Force.. I've tried G-Force and it's kinda fun..
trimbletownOP
#5
I'm not into movie games.
ggrroohh
#6
Lunar Knights have some stealth bits.
trimbletownOP
#7

Replying to #6

got that, but I'm after a game that is stealth based, not just with stealth bits.
teheezin
#8
I think legend of Zelda have many stealth actions
mds64
#9
Tip-the ds only really has splinter cell as dedicated stealth games.My advice-get an emulator and get games like metal gear solid or the proper splinter cell games, the ds doesn't have much to offer.
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I meant for pc, no ds emulators can do metal gear solid XD
nitemarezero147
#10
your best choice for a NDS stealth game would be Tenchu: Dark Secrets
mds64
#11

Replying to #10

But it's preety crap, if you can put up wth it it's fine I guess...The last one made, which on wii or psp, is much better...I'd get a psp and run that instead :)
dancubs
#12
Splinter Cell : Chaos Theory. Period. The best stealth game on the DS, yet.Since you're not into movies, avoid Over The Hedge and G-Force.Since I'm assuming you want quality games, avoid Tenchu Dark Secret.
melleopberg
#13
trimbletown · #3I have splinter cell chaos theory, I also have Tenchu: dark secret and both Assassins Creed games.
Is assasins creed 2 DSi only?
teheezin
#14

Replying to #13

nope.. it's a dsi enhanced game, it works on DSL and DSi but if you we're playing it on a DSi you get an extra feature thats all
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