It's as anime as all get out, but the presentation is excellent as always. His name is Madara and his plans are nothing short of world domination through the power of the Nine Tails Fox that Naruto carries within him, along with every other Jinchuriki out there. Meanwhile you've got another member of Sasuke's Uchiha clan running around making trouble for each nation. The story this time follows the Five Kage/Fourth Great Ninja War arc, Sasuke's gone rogue and it's Naruto versus the rest of the world to try and reach him before he is lost forever. The bulk of the changes to this game actually come from an area I found faulty in the last game, the story mode. These changes actually add a great deal of depth to combat and I'm pretty surprised by this one addition. Adding specific characters to a support team can also affect the team's overall dynamic and power, giving them an edge in battle. This allows them to do stuff like throw some chakra shuriken or take blows for you when an ultimate jutsu is fired off. Gameplay remains largely unchanged in the multiplayer modes, with a couple of tweaks being made to the support system, allowing for characters to operate more on a Marvel vs Capcom 3 system where they are either offensive in nature, defensive, or balanced. Want a team of nothing but Naruto? It's kind of impractical and not really viable for a competitive match but sure knock yourself out. Want a team of the kids before the show took its serious and mature turn? That's perfectly possible. Odds are that if you had a character that you enjoyed in the past then they will be present here, though they may need to be unlocked via the main story mode. A great deal of these characters have been present in past games, as have the 40 stages that are present.
NARUTO STORM IT FEELS GOOD UPDATE
But is it enough to justify the yearly update outside of a larger roster? I guess that depends on how much Naruto you need in your life.īoasting the largest roster to date, there's over 80 characters to choose from when you want to battle online or battle locally with friends. So what has Namco Bandai and Cyber2Connect done to improve Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3? Not a whole lot, but a couple of minor tweaks have certainly made things interesting again. The Naruto franchise has had its share of ups and downs with their yearly titles, and their last game, Ultimate Ninja Storm: Generations, while good, ran out of steam quickly. Madden, Call of Duty, the Atelier games from NIS, and the Naruto games all have had a steady stream of titles make their way to gamers, some with greater changes than others. There's a couple of games you can count on having a yearly iteration over the past decade.
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