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This is a big step within both the Ultimate Ninja Heroes and Ultimate Ninja series. 4 player battles? WOW! New game mechanics? This is unbelievable!!!! New story?? YES!!?! Well, the story mo... (ahem) "MASTER MODE" in this game does have it's problems. Pacing, and Filler (ie. do these unnecessary, uncanonical missions or you will never progress to the canonical missions.... wtf?). These two issues can really get under your skin but you'll get used to it, Kishimoto will get you to like it. Trust in Kishimoto and he will make your 10/10 to a "95"

This game is basically Naruto Ultimate Ninja 2 on a handheld system. But just a simple port wouldn't be worth the money back then so they added a unique story aside from the canonical Ultimate Ninja 2 plot. The story is okay (narratively) but the mechanics of how you progress in the story is sooooooooooooooooo sluggish! It's filler within a story. Nobody likes filler.

If you've hated Naruto: Ninja Destiny, then this will get you into a rage. Naruto Shippuden: Ninja Destiny 2 is a prime example of what a terrible sequel is. First, the graphics are exactly the same. If you put the two games side by side, I honestly wouldn't tell the difference in em'. The fighting mechanics are back with no improvement! YAY! However they actually had the time to make more (i mean like 4-5 new..) characters to fit the Shippuden Arc. I was well surprised that the developers did this than to copy and paste all the assets from the last game and stretch out their necks and legs to make them appear larger. They added survival mode and quest mode.....(honestly don't make more modes if the foundation of the game which is fighting is jack **** And.... yeah this one by the looks of it took more brainpower than the last one which I applaud but still IMPROVE ON THE FIGHTING!!!

Naruto Shippuden: Ninja Council 4 is a large downgrade to the previous iteration, Naruto: Ninja Council 3. First of all, four characters? Are you serious? The last game had like 15 to 30 characters you can play with. Now you give Naruto, Sakura, Neji and Rock Lee? Nope, I ain't having it. The story mode is back but short. The enemies (and even bosses) are easy to defeat unless your at the end of the game. Also the mechanics... you got dropped now to having just your leader and two members (I hope you can guess) from the last game that let you choose a leader and THREE other members! The Wireless Mode **** ass and that's generally about it. A bad downgrade to such a great series.

Naruto: Ninja Destiny is a very, average game at best. The fighting mechanics are very simple and almost to the point requires no though into what "combo" can I do. The story mode is short and trust me after you've played the story mode, you would never want to go back. The Battle mode is practically what you get from the story mode, just battles. No fun, not much characters. Wireless Battle mode... lawl. And the menu, just looking at the menu can give you a synopsis of how this game will be. A bad to average game both Naruto and Non Naruto fans will say "School project or a game created under 90 minutes?"

I feel like this game got toned down just a bit. Naruto Ninja Council 3 is the third installment of the Ninja Council series. And this title, apparently doesn't have a campaign mode. Instead, it fills in that gap with a plethora of missions to dive into. Note that some of these missions are quite repetitive but most of them are fun. The overall gameplay is fun enough to waste hours into. Also the character selection... there is a lot to choose from. As you combine many, many characters into a team up to four, you can constantly switch in and out to combat foes or stage platforms. A great little game to waste your weekend on completing.

It's basically Naruto Ultimate Ninja 2 on handheld. Not worth the money if you've already own Naruto Ultimate Ninja 2 on PS2 or generally don't like 2D fighting games.

This game, Naruto Uzumaki Chronicles is one of the best Naruto games I've played and probably the first 3D Naruto game to hit the Playstation console. The story in this game is superb and quite honestly teach you the mechanics of the game in such a unique way. What really caught me off guard is the level up progression. Rather than having your character automatically become stronger at a certain point, you can decide when and how your character progresses in terms of strength. Without going into much detail, it's a jigsaw puzzle of how you level up (so cool). Other than that, great replayability, great plot development and great... well... everything!

Naruto: Uzumaki Chronicles 2 is a fairly great sequel to the game, Naruto Uzumaki Chronicles. The story for this game in general is just a bit boring and at some parts it's becomes predictable. The enemies and boss battles are quite easy if your level up your character often or have a strong second player. So yeah that's the story mode. Now: The mission mode is probably my favorite mode of the game. There are a lot of missions to play through and judging by the rank a mission was assigned to (ie. A rank, S rank) they are pretty difficult. Unless you buddy up with a friend in Co-Op, then they might seem to be bit easier but still difficult. The Battle Mode feels slapped on. For starters, you get to play all the protagonists and antagonist of the game (with the exception of all boss characters.) From there you select your team leaders and his/her members to battle it out against your friends (btw 2 players are required for this mode). The stages are bland as balls and the fights can become repetitive, quickly. Survival Mode is a damn difficult mode where you battle against a crew of canonical characters (ie. Sasuke, Sakura and Naruto vs You) You need the skill to pay those tax bills, trust me.

Naruto: Path of the Ninja 2 is one of the best games you can pick up for your Nintendo DS with it's flushed out battle mechanics and great, story mode. Besides playing the online aspects of the game, it does holds itself with a lot of goodies (and some baddies). Pros: - Great Story (Not the best non-canonical story for Naruto but still interesting enough.) - Good I guess antagonistic personalities. - Great battle system. Cons - Very gimmicky touch screen support. - Enemies that are not directly tied into the story are just generic, on-the-spot enemies.

One of the best 2D side scrolling games I've played for a while. Shantae and the Pirate's Curse is a fantastic game with great story telling and level design. Also it's quite amusing to see most of the girl characters to show off a bit of cleavage. The fact that this is a E+10 game with boobies flying all over the place is beyond me. The soundtrack for the game is spectacular as it is theme around Arabian-styled music. Without spoiling much, if you have some money lying around pick up this game and have a fun-filled time!

The shocking fact that this game is not free whatsoever is beyond questionable to me and probably you. Frenchy Bird is one of those games that takes one genius idea and **** on it. It's basically a 3D Flappy Bird with little to no effort on gameplay or graphics. I wouldn't be surprised if most of the sound effects came from a website. A super 0/10 for me. I'm just waiting for Nintendo to remove this game off from the Miiverse Plaza to advertise something that is worth while.

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 is a bit of a downgrade from the original PS3 game, Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm. The story takes place from the beginning Shippuden Arcs so if anyone new coming into the game, you gonna need to play Storm 1 first or watch 3 months of Naruto to understand what's going on. The open-world feel from Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 1 got reduced to this 3D side scroller which Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja 3 had. The story in general skips a lot so don't expect this game to be your primary consumption for Naruto Shippuden. The soundtrack is well made! The versus mode in this game great for newcomers but a big, hard slap on the booty for taking out what made the original game good. Mainly because of the game becoming multi-platform with Xbox 360, all we got was a watered-down fighting experience. Also the online aspect is quite unappealing with the amount of spam (or system manipulation) a user can do. Overall it's a average to good improvement to most PS3 users but a must buy to all Xbox 360 users.

Basically Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2.5 or a paid demo for Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3. Same roster with a very few new characters, watered-down story mode, slightly better online mode than the last game. meh

A bit of a disclaimer, buy a pack of tissue because this game will touch your heart. Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 is the best 3D fighting game to date. Everything from Storm 2 just was upgraded hell of a lot! The story mode in this game is **** amazing! However it does skip quite a lot of canonical information from the original show so don't make this game your only source for Naruto Shippden. With that aside, the story aspects along the narration and the fighting makes this mode perfect, not close to perfect, perfect! Also the soundtrack for this game are just... wow. If you can buy the soundtrack alone you will be in a treat. The versus mode itself got a serious upgrade! Its so fun and competitive that is could be an e-sport game. Kinda extreme but you will see for yourself. And the online mode is fixed and enjoyable from the last game. Beside the crappy servers Namco Bandai provides, it's a fun made for you or your friends to play head to head with each other or with other players around the world. Overall, your missing out if you don't own this!

Naruto: Ultimate Ninja 3 is arguably the best game in the Naruto: Ultimate Ninja series for the PS2. The open-world experience from Naruto: Ultimate Ninja 2 got rebuild from the ground up and was turned into a mini GTA "open world" experience. This game does not follow the canonical story arc but however creates it's own that is very, very enjoyable. You won't be disappointed at the story mode at all. The versus mode finally, finally got something brand new.... a customization option. This option allows you to switch justus with other characters so like Sasuke can have a Rasengan or Jiraya having Chidori. Overall it is must buy, in fact it is must buy. Buy it now or I will call the cops! Just kidding :p

Naruto: Ultimate Ninja 2 is a pretty great sequel with a brand new "open world" story mode called "Ultimate Raod". Well, it's not actually open world like GTA but it's such a breath of fresh hot air moving to place to place rather than watching the story like a movie. However the travelling in the game is quite tedious so if you don't mind that GG. The stor... *cough* ULTIMATE ROAD mode in general is very good giving you fun stuff to do and a nice replay value. The versus mode is much or less the same so meh. The controls are the same and the music is quite surprisingly soothing, jumpy and enjoyable. Overall, this game is a great upgrade from the original game, Naruto: Ultimate Ninja and consider picking it up when you see it.

Naruto: Ultimate Ninja is a 2D fighting game that can get tense at times but mostly repetitive. The story is quite cool. You can breeze through it in 2 hours if your pretty good at the game. The versus mode is great util you burned out all of the enjoyment from the game. So all that is left is the "extras mode which is where you view collectibles. Overall, a unique experiment for a 2D Naruto game with only a reasonable amount of content you can achieve within a weekend.

Naruto Shippuden: Clash of Ninja Revolution III is the best game in this series BY FAR! The story takes place between the beginning Shippuden Arcs (no spoilers cuz Shippuden is still the latest part to naruto). Oh man what a thrilling way this game tells a story. From the beginning to the end you would want to dive in head first, ass out to the compelling story telling and mechanics. And the mechanics... what an upgrade! Everyone, EVERYONE gets a new moveset along with a change of controls which is reasonable. The multiplayer experience is far funner and more hectic than any of the previous titles combined. You would want to keep playing over and over for its awesome replayablity. Also, this game is the first in the series to have an online mode! So far is jack **** Connection between two players gives you at least 1-2 button delay and 4 player online battles are just terrible. But if you exclude ever visiting the online aspects of the game, this is must buy for anyone picking up a Naruto game for the Wii.

Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution 2 is a slightly better upgrade from the last game, Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution. If your expecting drastic new changes such as graphics, your out of luck. However the story mode is quite interesting. It doesn't follow any of the arcs in the original show but instead makes an original arc of their own. Without spoiling anything, it's interesting. The multiplayer is about the same but with a ship butt-loaded with new characters! Overall it's a nice upgrade from the original game on the Wii and consider picking it up for the fighting mechanics, not the story arc.

Umm.... This game, Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution is a little average coming from the Gamecube series. Actually seeing the changes of graphics from the GameCube to the Wii, it's not that great. The story arc for this game is set from the very beginning of the show to the Akatsuki Arc (i think). For a bit of a bonus, the way how the game depicts the story got an upgrade so yeah! The gameplay mechanics are just the same with an updated moveset. Multiplayer is just the same. Everything is just the same. Given that this was the first game in the series for the Wii you can give some exceptions But overall, it's Clash of Ninja with punching motions which is also sub-par.

This is such a good Naruto game for the Nintendo GameCube. Naruto: Clash of Ninja 2 is a fighting styled game that features a whole lot of characters from my favorite TV show, NARUTO!!!!! If you haven't played the first game in the series well your in luck. This game captures the show's arc from the very beginning straight to the Chunin Exams Arc (which was quite ahead of the original show at launched). The fights inside the story as well as the mechanics overall is very good! There might be some frustrating moments here and there but it's worth it for what you are doing. Also, If you don't mind just floating pictures bouncing around, depicting the story for you, you will be just fine. Now on to the multi-player experience.... its really good! There are a lot of characters to choose from and a load of good stages to fight on. The battles become very hectic and fun for maximum replayability. Overall, it's a great game to pick up and have fun for hours!

Oh man is this game a pile of garbage. To make it short, Naruto Shippuden: Dragon Blade Chronicles is nothing but a quick cash grab from the developers. The story aspects of the game seems much unappealing and there wasn't a whole lot of innovation for the gameplay mechanics. All you did was press B and slash your way from start to finish. The multi-player functionality.... lol. What kind of 2 player battle is this? From the get-go, you only have two characters to chose from, Naruto and Sasuke. I'm not lying that's all you get even if you finished the story or not. Next you battle between each other in a lackluster stage environment where battles become waaaaaay too repetitive. Beyond that..... well its that! That's all you get from this game. A slapped on story mode and a laughable attempted for a multi-player experience. If it wasn't for the decent art design this game was going for, I really don't know who would honestly picked up this.