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Resumen: Another month, another Atlus published Naruto Shippuden game. This time around developer Tomy has released a fighter based upon later portions of the Shippuden storyline. The DS isn't well known for having competent fighters, outside of a few Bleach ga...
Resumen: After defeating Hidan and Kakuzo (the assassins of Akatsuki), Naruto Uzumake returns to Hidden Leaf Village to train and strengthen his abilities for the next battle. Sasuko Uchiha becomes more powerful learning under Orochimaru and he hopes to defeat ...
Resumen: To make matters more confusing, the new Naruto Shippuden: Shinobi Rumble doesn’t have much in common with any other DS game, at least once you look under the hood. It’s the first handheld entry in the series from Eighting, the company that used to mak...
Well, this ended up being the highest score I’ve ever given for a Naruto game on the DS, but barely. I find it funny how every Tomy released title is roughly in the same range in terms of quality, and all of the Namco titles are in a range about two or...
Resumen: If you don’t know what or who Naruto is, then please allow me to explain. Naruto is a manga and anime that has become increasingly popular in the last few years. It is a story of young kids/teenagers who want to become the best ninjas, or “shinobi,” th...
Resumen: Just when I thought Naruto fans had enough games to slog through, Naruto Shippuden: Shinobi Rumble jumps onto the scene with even more mediocrity than a bowl of Cheerios. As with the majority of Naruto games, I must point out that this game is for the ...
Personal Battles and Special Mission modes can be challenging, four characters can fight at once, game automatically zooms in or out when characters are spaced out, easy for young children to play, special attacks are all unleashed using the touch screen and players can unlock extra attacks and characters. Special items also shpw up in battles to heal, poison, hurt or provide temporary boosts.
Character sprites are rather bland compared to other Naruto DS games, touch screen attacks don’t always unleash the way you want, standard attacks can be repetitive, story mode is quite short, small character roster (only 16 ninjas are available) and there is no Wi-Fi multiplayer. Every character fights pretty much the same way. You have to unlock over half of the characters.
