It is not horrible by any means, but it is severely lacking in contrast to what the series would offer, but hey it had to start somewhere. One second you are in the forest and the next in the village with nothing to transition it. Both the characters and the setting designs are very meticulous, which makes the gameplay and cutscenes evoke similar emotions to those you might have had while watching the series.The story is told rather poorly if I am honest in that there is no proper voice acting and a severe lack of cinematics. Thanks to the capabilities of PlayStation 3, the original anime series has been very faithfully recreated in the game.
In the story mode, you can also explore Naruto's home village, fully rendered in 3D. It's quite a treat not only for the fans of the series, but also for those players, who'd like to fight epic battles with powerful boss enemies. The game also features a story mode, consisting of about 100 missions, which follow the plot of the first 126 episodes of the anime series. The awakening boosts your endurance or completely transforms you, allowing you to use new combo attacks and witness new ultimate jutsu animations. The option becomes available then you only have one health bar remaining. One of the special attacks is the so-called awakening, which transforms your character. If you manage to do it by quickly pressing the right buttons, you will sustain no damage. To perform an ultimate jutsu technique, you have to win a mini-game. The camera is dynamic and always shows us both sides, so that you never see a split screen in the co-op mode.Įach character has a unique fighting style and special attacks. While in most fighting games the characters stand face to face with each other, in Ultimate Ninja Storm they can move all over the arena.
At first glance, the battles look slightly different, thanks to the altered mechanics.
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