GamePro writes: "If Namco Bandai's licensed games have taught us nothing else, it's that they are very good at catering to the fans, and Naruto Shippuden: Clash of Ninja 3 is an excellent case in point. Namco Bandai and Tomy have once again created a fighting game that is not so much notable for its actual mechanics as the way in which it evokes the spirit of the series with its solid presentation and unobtrusive gameplay mechanics."
GungHo Online Entertainment and Supercell are collaborating for a crossover between their respective mobile phone games.
FragLand: This Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution 3 is quite alright as a fight game. If you buy this game for the story as a fan you'll probably get disappointed.
Gamesurf: We begin with a quick overview: Naruto Shippuden: Clash of Ninja Revolution 3 is a fighting game after all discreet, with a varied number of fighters (balanced and relatively accessible for everyone) and a combat system that allows players less accustomed to the genre quickly learn the tricks of the trade and, probably, the same system will prove unsatisfactory for savvy players.
