Chris Ramirez of GAMINGtruth takes on the latest installment into the Naruto gaming series. Find out how it stacks up against its predecessors.
"For Ultimate Ninja Storm 3, controls have been simplified to an attack, jump, and chakra charge buttons causing the fight to be a spam fest. Gone are the battle introductions. This is a small but important change as these introductions connected the story and fight rivalries, allowing these matches to be much more fun. With it gone, battles carry less importance."
Bandai Namco will release a Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Collection for PlayStation 3 on February 2016 in Europe, the Middle-East, Australasia, and Africa, the publisher announced.
The collection will include Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm, Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2, and Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 Full Burst.
They dont want to put extra effort ($) into the oldergames.
The money made off of this will support deelopment for the upcoming season pass.
If it was for PS4 that would be amazing. Play through the whole story on 1 system!
Recently just bought 2 at GS for $6 and ordered 1 for $17 off eBay, so even if this did come to NA I am to invested to get this.
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Troll review...
Wow a 5.5 out of 10 is hard to believe. Just with the campaign mode alone because the love for the manga is worth the purchase.
It seems a lot of things that the reviewer was nitpicking on is what a Naruto fan is looking for. This game is pure fan-service and is not trying to bill itself as a 'traditional' fighting game. Fans want the deep story-telling, they want to relive the events of the manga/anime, and they want the over-the-top fights.
This review was also very contradictory at times. For example, the reviewer complained that the game was very story-heavy leading into the battles. But then he also states, "Gone are the battle introductions. This is a small but important change as these introductions connected the story and fight rivalries, allowing these matches to be much more fun. With it gone, battles carry less importance." Why would we need battle introductions if you've been following the 'heavy' story??
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These games are mainly made for fans. So if your a fan then it will be an enjoyable game. I can't wait to start the story mode since the anime is going to have fillers this month.
Game sucks