Choosing a starting character, players can freely roam areas talking to NPCs and finding items to use in battle, then there are a number of shops and a employment office where side missions can be undertaken which revolve around deliveries to training fights and so on. What is perhaps the biggest change from previous games is how the Ninja World Tournament is played. Throw in a load of collectible items which can be purchased using a uniform Ryo currency across modes and there’s a lot to do here for completionists. Players can also engage in two of the three Ninja Escapade episodes which provide back story elements of The Akatsuki Clan, The Uchiha brothers and even a section about Naruto’s parents. For the focused part of the single player story the Ninja World Tournament is the main bread and butter here and includes its very own Mecha Naruto storyline independent of the main tournament to mess around with. Offering a more fighting focused game and then a twist with its all new Ninja World Tournament Mode, there’s lots to do here beneath the surface alongside some tried and trusted fighting gameplay.įrom the offset, players can undertake one of several modes if playing solo which include various battles versus AI such as a handy and much welcome survival mode, Versus, league and Tournament.
Today we’re taking a look at Bandai Namco Games’ Naruto themed fighting game Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution which released on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution Review: Check out our Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution review for the full picture. With the several games in the series already, is this latest offering worth a look. Naruto and fighting game fans can now partake in the latest Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution game and get their fix of over the top dramatic combat.
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