Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 has a knack for being epic. The game begins its story mode with a fight against the Nine-Tails and does not let up until the end credits.  Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 is the best game in the series and is a fantastic entry to begin a playthrough.

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 continues where Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 left off; Pain has  died and Tobi is gathering forces for the Fourth Great Ninja War; The game does a vast job of keeping the player on top of what happened in the previous installment and makes sure the player is all...

CyberConnect2 has dialed down the difficulty on the game; Coming from a replay of Ultimate Ninja Storm 2, I can see how easy the encounters have become; It does not impede on the experience but makes it more fluid as the player goes on right to the end.

The Naruto Ultimate Ninja series has always stood above its peers in the licensed-anime-brawler market. Though last year's Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations was a bit of a disappointment, Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 restores some of the series' more enjoyable game mechanics - and introduces a few new...

+ Beautiful visuals perfectly capture the look and feel of the anime; + Restores the exploration and free-roaming elements missing from

- Combat still feels rather rudimentary; frustrating single-player difficulty spikes, ? Do ninjas ever worry about glowing blur jutsu auras ruining their stealth

Based on the very successful Naruto manga series by Masashi Kishimoto, Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 Full Burst is the next in a line of successful games brought out by Bandai Namco (née Namco Bandai).

So, the last time I wrote about a Naruto game it was Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 and it was my first Naruto fighting game as well so I was really excited. This time around I got a copy of the new Full Burst edition, available as a DLC for the original game and now resold as a complete standalone game.

Following up where the previous sequel, Naruto Storm 2, left off, players are returned to the visually gorgeous and story-driven gem of a Shinobi World to continue in Naruto's journey, as depicted accurately from the anime/manga series.

I was going make a joke about generic anime games, but " Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 " is not quite standard. It does follow many of the key genre traits… but it feels more like an accompaniment to an ongoing story, rather than a way to broaden the audience.

Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 is the most styled video game this reviewer has ever seen or played. It feels like a movie, or episodes of an anime television show (each chapter being an episode). Older family members watch the story unfold and draw them in little by little.

A solid game and between the two versions if you don't already own the original this is definitely the version to get.

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 throws you into one of Naruto lore's most titanic battles right from the start. Without any preamble you find yourself clashing with the 20-story-tall Nine-Tailed Demon Fox as he ravages Naruto's home village.

A Full Burst Story