I have never been so disappointed with a game, DVD, book or any kind of media entertainment for that matter, this game is a complete waste of money and as a HUGE naruto fan I genuinely feel like this has ruined the interest I have for Naruto as an anime/manga.

For the price I got it for less than 20 it is worth playing waiting for the next installment later this year.

Overall a decent game if you are into the series; Not as good as 1, but does have more characters, better than 2, and hoping 4 is going to be awesome

Same as most of the Naruto games and has a lot based on the story line we already know

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 is the fourth installment in the Ultimate Ninja Storm series. The manga series has been in the spotlight for years now, and has a huge following.

It's prettier and packs a little bit more content, so have an extra Half-Point-no-Jutsu.

Many would agree that Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 was the most complete Naruto game to date, and Full Burst only extends what UNS3 had to offer. It's still a niche game for a niche audience, but it's well-developed, refined, and loaded with quality content.

A few months ago, gentle internet ponderer Kyle Boseman said he doesn't have the ‘soul' for fighting games. Finally, someone understood. Through roughly 20 years of Street Fighters, Mortal Kombats, Guilty Gears, Dark Stalkers, and Marvel vs. Capcoms, a fighting game never grabbed me.

Ninja Storm 3 is certainly a fun game, mostly because the swift, simple combat is a blast to experience.  However, it isn't fun enough to warrant owning unless you are a true Naruto fan.

I have some mixed feelings when it comes to Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 . I've believe that the Ultimate Ninja line has been the best of the Naruto fighters for a long time, and while I feel that Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 is still better than most other Naruto fighters, there are some...

Naruto has come a long way since the show and manga about an orange-clad, loud-mouthed young ninja debuted over 10 years ago. Though I once watched the show for its entrancing fights, the current run of Naruto Shippuden – its successor series – along with the latest edition in Namco Bandai's game...

Epic boss fights; Strategic; varied combat; High authenticity; Plenty of replayability; Massive roster

Ninja Tools feel unneeded; Easy difficulty

Whether you follow anime or not, chances are you've heard of a spiky-haired ninja named Naruto. What first started out as a weekly manga in Japan has grown into a worldwide franchise spanning television, merchandise, and video games.

An amazing story mode experience; Beautiful cel-shaded visuals and animations; Simple; fun combat mechanics

Pointless quests; Pointless collectibles; Combat can seem shallow at first