Naruto Ultimate Ninja Heroes
Finally the Ninja heroes can battle anywhere anytime! The ultimate battle of heroes will take place without boundaries!Exclusively developed for the US and European markets NARUTO: Ultimate Ninja Heroes is the first ever Wi-Fi enabled fighting game based on the Naruto universe on PSP delivering both intense single and multiplayer team based fighting experience! For the first time you can create your dream squad of powerful ninja from the rich universe of Naruto to battle against your friends and trade your player profile via ad-hoc connection. Power-up your favorite characters to create your own custom ninja. Form your favorite ninja team as it appears in the cartoon or create the ultimate dream team to take on your rivals! There are 20 playable characters and 8 interactive stages to battle on. Soar through the ninja ranks to become the ultimate Hokage!Format: SONY PSP Genre: ACTION/ADVENTURE Rating: T UPC: 722674150262 Manufacturer No: 15026   List Price: $ 19.99 Price: $ 16.50 |
Naruto Ultimate Ninja Heroes………,
Naruto Ultimate Ninja Heroes isn’t, essentially, a simplified version of Naruto Ultimate Ninja 2 as reviewers over the internet have been reporting. Sure, it has levels from that game and, in someways, is similar to it but there is enough things different in it to make it its’ own game. First and foremost, it has team-based battles which is a welcome changeup from what is normal to the Ultimate Ninja games. Depending on what combinations of characters you use, special team-based skills can be had. There’s new animations for your characters’ special techniques & whatnot. You can battle your friends wirelessly anytime or anywhere you like.
There’s a downside to the game, though. The load times for the game are a smidgen long(that is, if you’re the anxious type that wants to get right in there & fight- they last ten to fifteen seconds long. I’ve seen longer with other games, like Midnight Club 3 Dub Edition & Mortal Kombat Unchained. To me, it is tolerable.). There’s no story to speak of(unlike the Japanese game that was released last year in Japan, which was loaded with RPG-esque material). The gameplay, although easier to grasp, pretty much relies on one button. Depending on which way you push on the directional pad when pushing the button results in tweaking or modifying your move of attack.
Overall, CyberConnect2 delivers a satisfying Naruto fighting experience on the PSP. In some ways, Naruto Ultimate Ninja Heroes is a more blisteringly intense game than its’ PS2 bretheren. Not only that, it looks absolutely awesome on the PSP.
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|My Review,
Great Game, not much of a story line in it, if at all, but if your into the basic fighting game, this is the game for you.
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|Ultimate Ninja Heroes,
I believe that Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes is a very entertaining game. I enjoyed the “Promotion” mode; battling other ninja to rank up was fun, but also challenging. Having played Ultimate Ninja Heroes 2 before playing this game, I was a bit let down when I found that the game did not have much of a story mode. However, it still is a must for Naruto lovers.
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