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Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution
The latest instalment of the NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM series will offer players a new experience in the deep & rich NARUTO environment. Tons of new techniques, enhanced mechanics, over 100 playable characters & Support Ninjas, and a brand new exclusive character (Mecha-Naruto) designed by Masashi Kishimoto.
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- Released
- September 11, 2014
- Developer
- CyberConnect2
- Publisher
- Bandai Namco Games
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Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution contains tons of new techniques, a never-before-seen number of playable characters and a new character designed by Naruto’s author: Masashi Kishimoto!
There are actually two modes that could be considered the story mode in Naruto Revolution. The first of which is the Ninja World Tournament. The Ninja World Tournament has you play though a gigantic tournament featuring all the characters you’ve come to love from the Naruto universe. Each segment of the tournament is broken into ranks from D to S, and your ultimate goal to fight your way to the top. Once you pick a character and start however, you’ll have to stick to those particular guns all the way through. Switching characters midway through the tournament forces you to start from the botto...
Naruto Shippuden does it have it's issues but none of these are harmful to enough to restrict the excitement that the game delivers on. Had more been done with the use of battle arenas, Naruto Shippuden could've delivered on something that's truly great.
Just like its huge name exudes in presence, Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution has a lot of goodies to offer for those who can switch complex fighting designs for precision mechanisms. Splendid animations and ample side objectives can keep the enthusiasm going for quite some time and so can all the customization options or the online play. There are definitely tough pills to swallow in the bland scope and network quirks, but it’s luckily not quite able to ruin the final product.
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations improves on the series' fun and flashy fighting mechanics, but drops a few features along the way.
There is plenty to do in the game, but without a true story mode, it there isn’t a whole lot of soul to NARUTO SHIPPUDEN. There is plenty to do, but a lot of it is filler to keep the player doing something instead of something meaningful. The fast-paced combat does make for a good time, do not get me wrong, but unless you’re the most hardcore of fighting and NARUTO fans, this is a safe one to pass on.