PALGN writes: "The Naruto: Clash of Ninja series has quite an interesting history. Because Naruto is still relatively new in Western regions, only three games (including Revolution) have been released here, while Japan currently has six. Chronologically, Revolution is the sixth title in the series, but is considered to be a special edition of the first two games as it has the same basic gameplay, levels and minimal new content. That said, it's still a solid fighter which will please both fans and newcomers to the franchise.
Revolution's story takes place during the final stages of the Chunin Exams, and has players fight in all the battles from the TV show right up until the point where Tsunade accepts the title of Fifth Hokage. The story is told through the game's Mission mode, which uses a combination of text and audio taken directly from the series to explain the motives behind each fight. While Naruto fans should be able to pick up on what's going on, it's not always clear for those unfamiliar with the series. For instance, the battle between the Third Hokage and Orochimaru is only briefly mentioned, and the game seems to miss the fact that Orochimaru's arms were sealed, preventing him from using Jutsus."
