"There are days when I dislike being the guy who's always asking for portable games. Enough times I get something I didn't expect I'd enjoy, like Henry Hatsworth or Dream Trigger 3D, but just as often I'm the "lucky" one who gets games, like Invizimals and Dragon Ball Evolution. (To be honest, I requested DE because I was curious about how it compared to the movie. SPOILER: Also not good.)
So this time, I'm at least grateful it's not quite as disappointing as my previous sadnesses. Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate NInja Impact is a story with people surviving, characters dying, and drastic measures being taken to keep the world in order and peaceful… though if you're actually interested in the story, you already know what happens. These games tend to be like that." - Kevin Schaller
Namco Bandai Games America has today announced the downloadable versions of Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Impact (PSP/PSVita) and One Piece: Pirate Warriors (PS3) are available to purchase for 50% off the original price.
Just because they are on sale that doesn't mean they didn't sell well as digital titles.
Final Fantasy VII is constantly on the top 10 for PS1 Classics and its on sale this week.
Namco Bandai Games is releasing Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 for the PS3 and Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Impact for the PSP – again.
The final mission has been released on the PlayStation Network.
I've played (and reviewed) a couple Naruto games myself. My main issues with them is that they tend to be a little simplistic and one-button-mashing for my taste. The potential for deep fighting that feels different than most other fighters is there, I've just never seen it capitalized on.
No thanks, I never cared for Dynasty Warriors when it went by that name, and a coat of anime paint's not gonna help.
Great, another Naruto game. Yawn.
Ruto, like zooto, dash dash, no filling?