Honest Gamers writes: "That leads to the bad news about the multiplayer, though. It's multicard and local only, plus you can't even play by yourself against computer-controlled opponents. Naruto Shippuden: Ninja Council 4 is a passable action/platformer. However, only the five original fighters can be used in the main mission mode. Not even the Sand Siblings, who each see action in their own limited portion of the main game, ever receive the freedom to be utilized at will. Most of the motivation for replaying the story is to unlock characters for use in multiplayer. Knowing that's fruitless as a solitary pursuit, a lot of the appeal for this game just did a teleportation jutsu and disappeared forever. If you don't want to feel cheated, you better have a lot of Naruto-loving friends nearby".
IG writes: "Jelle must surely have thought: "I leave the determination of this newcomer to the editor's test. I have the latest game from the Naruto series are, it will be a nice task are (Muhaha) "And so it happened that I was a terrible weekend strikes. Blood, sweat and tears came to pass this affliction called Naruto Shippuden: Ninja Council 3 to pass."
Gamez writes: "After Ninja Council 1 and 2, the DS now honored with a new Naruto title, but the formula Ninja Council in 2009 still good enough to keep the public good?"
Gamer writes: "To make it easy Shippuden is Naruto: Ninja Council European Version 3 actually Naruto Shippuden: Ninja Council 4 in the U.S. and the fifth in the Ninja Council series for Nintendo's portable game systems. Not that much difference, but it does mean that it is time to head for the guard to do the kunais to dust off with a visit to Konoha and worship. Dattebayo!"
