Pre orderd a game didnt turn up on day of release, but it did 6 days later.

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 is a whirlwind of mayhem wrapped in a rich legacy of a treasured anime and it never stops for breath. You get to fight in glorious detail with an incredible se

Amazing looking; A great flow and fluidity; Tons of varied modes

Very confusing for newcomers; Cutscenes are too long

Full disclosure: My understanding of anime and manga, much less Naruto specifically, is limited to game releases and my friends discussing their favorite moments. As such, I'm no expert, but I volunteered because I wanted to approach this review without letting fandom color my evaluation.

An absolutely gorgeous replication of a deep anime universe

Online matchmaking turned my Elite controller into a pricey shotput

The Naruto Storm games have been giving fans the ability to either relive or experience major events from the show for the first time. I've always been impressed with the care and attention that CyberConnect2 brings to the table, which shouldn't surprise me, given that CC2 president, Hiroshi...

There are a ton of positives things to say regarding CC2's handling of Storm 4, but first and foremost, the game is downright gorgeous, emulating the look of the anime in a gorgeous cel-shaded style; However the looks only account for one part of the whole experience.

Online play was slightly laggy for me; Not sure if it was my particular connection, but even testing it in multiple locations, I've had some bad experiences; For me, this isn't a huge issue, since I'm not in it to play against others, but I can see this being a problem for the majority of players...

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 is a fun arena style fighting game with an amazing art style. Play through the last arc of the story, the final war against the story's major antagonists, Obito and Madara, with an amazing roster of playable characters, fun special attacks, and a battle...

CyberConnect 2 is walking away from their Naruto Shippuden series of games with the release of Ultimate Ninja Storm 4. The last entry in a series that has

The tale of UNS4 is the same tale that's been told for every game in the series. If you really like Naruto, you'll find plenty to love about this game. It has beautiful graphics, authentic presentation, tells the last chapter of the story, and has a massive roster to use in a decent combat engine.