Original sentence: Tenchu Z is the largest game in the series to date, containing 50 missions with different difficulty settings and objectives, characters also have different attributes (which are strength, agility, and health) that can be altered to make a ninja all your own
Edited sentence: 10 x 5 = You playing the same map about 5 times before actually completing the game.Another unfortunate aspect, the game contains about 10 different maps.In order to unlock all achievements, one would have to play through the game entirely 3 times.Obviously this would not be fun if you played through the game on hard from the start.Tenchu Z is technically the largest game in the series to date, containing 50 missions with different difficulty settings and objectives, characters also have different attributes (which are strength, agility, and health) that can be altered to make a ninja all your own.That's 150 levels, or playing the same map about 10-11 times(complete 50 missions on easy, medium, hard on level 5).The game's achievements are somewhat easy, and at times feel more like a chore than anything.Unfortunately, there is no level editor, despite the last-gen graphics/shadowing- a level editor could easily be handled on the powerful Xbox360