The game is fun when it doesn't freeze, I play maybe 20-30 minutes and next thing I know, I'm stuck on the loading screen after I finish a mission. I have to kill the app and start again and eventually it all happens again and it's frustrating. Also the game came loose when I received it in the box.

On a whim, I recently decided to go back and watch Naruto Shippuden from start to finish. Though I'm still not through it all, re-watching the series has rekindled my interest in the Naruto universe and left me searching for new videogames under the license that stand up to the source material and...

Core gameplay is solid; Nails the Naruto look and feel; Addicting loot and customization

Only four online modes; Solo missions are repetitive; Developers restrict what you can play

To wrap things up Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker is a different but welcome addition to the franchise. Being a mostly online experience may be one of its biggest drawbacks for potential players that lack PlayStation Plus but for those that do there is more than enough opportunities to hone your...

Positives + Combat is fast paced + Big nods to source material + Varied roles for mostly multiplayer title + Character customization

Negatives; Matchmaking is unbalanced; Hit detection off at times; Lack of PS Plus will limit playability

I've been a huge Naruto fan for years now. From watching the original anime and the majority of Shippuden , to picking up the manga near the tail end of its serialization when the show's fillers became unbearable, to seeing several of the hit-or-miss Naruto movies over the years, I've been through...

Naruto has already received numerous adaptations over the years and a wide range of games at that. From action titles way back on the Game Boy Advance up to the CyberConnect2's masterwork in the Ultimate Ninja Storm series, which has only just received a re-release collection on Nintendo Switch.

My Hero: One's Justice is a super powered treat for any fans of the popular series who have wondered what it'd be like to go to superhero school. The arena brawler overdelivers on its promise of action, bright anime visuals, and pointy haircuts as it retells the show's second and third season.