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When I first bought Naruto Ultimate Ninja Heroes, I couldn't keep my hands off of it. I played it everywhere, at school, at home, at friends' houses, everywhere. It was that good. However, after a few weeks or so of vigorous playing, I felt myself drifting away. The game was losing its appeal. As a whole it has absolutely no storyline, but is purely arcade fighting. While mastering the game takes a while, finishing the game from easy to insane, can be accomplished relatively quickly. As a whole, the game suffers from the lack of versatility of each character. While each character possesses different strengths, weaknesses, and jutsu, their abilities are all channeled through the same O O O Direction O combos. Based on button input, all of the characters are the same. While playing each character provides a different experience, as a whole, each character is handled with the same repetitive button-mash style.
Graphics: 9, things looked crisp for the PSP
Sound: 6, music and sound effects were good, but the voice-work was terrible
Gameplay: 8, it was very addicting for a long time
Lasting Appeal: 7, definitely a fun game, but I rarely pick it up these days
Overall: 7.5, good game, but it just doesn't stack up with complex fighters such as Tekken
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This game was a gift to a 12 year old. He tells me he really enjoys the game. It's challenging an a lot of fun. The only damper is that he cannot save his position in the game since he doesn't have a memory card for his player. We'll see about picking up a memory card later.
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this is the release of Narutimate Hero 3 (previously released only in japan and has been out for a long while now) this is not a port of Naruto Hero 2. be thankful it was released for the psp in the usa. now you dont have to mod out your ps2 so you can play the best naruto game to date. honestky this game is more my style than the new xbox360 game coming out soon.
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With the rising success of the Naruto franchise in the United States, it was only a matter of time before the games got thier day of light. Hits like Clash of Ninja and Ultimate Ninja for the Gamecube and PS2 mega boosted in sales to Naruto fans all around the world. Now its time for Naruto to fight its way to becoming Hokage on the PSP. BELIEVE IT!
Naruto Ulimate Ninja Heroes devloped by CyberConnect2 and published by Namco Bandai for the PSP, is more of a port to Ultimate Ninja 2, released this summer for the PS2. Fans familiar with the game should be able to jump right into this one, as nothing much has changed...well, control wise. The mini games you've learned to love, are no where to be found in this game. No more pressing triangle for different levels of specials, and no more mini games during them. But its still a great way to finishing an opponent, no matter how much its changed. All the voice overs you'd expect have made it in as well.
Theres not really a story mode to be found in this game, so fans expecting one, will be disappointed. In its place, there is Heroes mode. This is basically...nothing that has to do with anything. The game just gives one level to choose from, usually ending with who its focusing on like, "Attack From the Sand" ends with a fight from Garra. After each successful win, a movie is unlocked, and the next level, increasing in difficulty, is unlocked as well.
At the main menu you'd find the usual. Heroes Mode, VS Computer, options, all that. Fans familiar with the game will be happy to find the Promotion Test mode, here, you take on various task and get promoted among the various ranks, that the world of Naruto goes by. Scrolls are needed to advance, which is usually able to be retrieved just by fighting.
Another mode to make it to the PSP game, Wireless Mode. Lemme get this out of the way now. THERE IS NO INFRASTRUCTURE MODE! Meaning, no online battle, just you, and someone with the same game near you can play. Theres also Game Sharing, your friend doesn't have the game? No problem, send a demo to him and you can fight each other head to head.
Naruto's house consist of unlockable items so you can view later. Pretty self-explanatory, nothing much here.
Parameter Power-Up. Here, you can power up all your favorite characters by using a points system added into the game, to become the ULTIMATE NINJA you want them to be. Points are awarded for fighting. Use the points to power up. Thats it really.
So with 20 playable characters, 16 playable arenas, Naruto Ultimate Ninja should be enough to satisfy Naruto fans who want to become one step closer in become the best ninja around. Sadly, no Online play, no real story mode, refines to the ultimate moves, and some missing characters and specials, may come as a shocker to Naruto fans. But this is still a good game for the PSP. Basic fighter, should be checked out especially for Naruto fans.
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I've played a bunch of naruto games and this is, by really far, the best one. If you like the show it's a must, it has the 4 main leaf village teams, plus kakahi, guy, garaa, jiraiya, tsunade, orochimaru, itachi, and kisame. It's a challenging game to master, but really fun to play on the easier modes. I have been playing it for like a month and it's still not boring.
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