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The Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution is somehow known as the most anticipated awaited game in the year 2007. Be it the fact that its title itself was bound to attract many ninja maniac players. Of all the Naruto games, this one is certainly the most exciting one up-to-date. The original version of this game which is based in Japan was unrecognized and unknown to audiences in the US and the rest of the world. So, this version is set in a way that audiences anywhere can relate and be familiar to it. But i…
See moreThe Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution is somehow known as the most anticipated awaited game in the year 2007. Be it the fact that its title itself was bound to attract many ninja maniac players. Of all the Naruto games, this one is certainly the most exciting one up-to-date. The original version of this game which is based in Japan was unrecognized and unknown to audiences in the US and the rest of the world. So, this version is set in a way that audiences anywhere can relate and be familiar to it. But it definitely sticks to the Clash of Ninja formula. When it comes to the usual Ninja fighting style, this game does not disappoint. Several modes are available to choose from, not boring its players from the usual and arcade-based fight. Proceeding to the game by choosing your favorite character and doing your best to beat up your opponents or letting them beat you. The character mode enables you to go through a dozen battles by picking up your favorite character. Though after playing around with the modes for some time, you might notice that they are similar. Using the Wii-mote and the Nunchuk enable players to try out different styles on their screen which brings a lively experience to them. Overall, this game is a must for Ninja fans as it tends not to disappoint.
See lessOverall, Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution is a great fighter for the Wii that isn’t as full-featured as it could be, but it’s probably good enough to take the crown of the best fighter on the Wii this year. The sequel certainly needs to step things up and be more than just a port, but this is certainly a good start to making an impression on Wii owners. Regardless of whether you’re a fan of Naruto or just a Wii owner that is a fan of fighters, Naruto: Clash of... Read more
Although games based on the Naruto mythos have abounded this year, few were as highly anticipated as Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution. This title has been in the works for quite some time, and has undergone a complete overhaul as a result of an extensive localization process. Read more
Ninjas may indeed clash, but this is hardly a revolution. Read more
To be honest, the fighting game genre isn’t my favorite. “Technical” fighting game fans are among the most strange and irritating gamers on the face of the planet and usually avoiding them is worth skipping out on most fighting games (if you’ve played online fighters like Virtua Fighter or Bleach DS, you know about this weird subsection of the gaming population). Also, a good number of fighters can be beaten with mindless button smashing, so, being an aficionado... Read more
Can't get enough ninjas? Naruto's latest fighting game is now on the Wii. Believe it! Read more
Best avoided everyone - what is frankly the worst fighting game on the Wii. It features lots of character with disappointing power-ups!! and you use the various input devices to little or no real affect. There are some frankly rather dumb mini-games that would insult the intelligence of most users! Read more
I enjoy the game, Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution, mostly because Naruto is my favorite comics. The picture and movies are excellent unless you are the PS3 enthusiast. The number of characters are more than enough as a fighting game. Four players game mode brings more fun. It's worth what you paid for. Read more