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It’s certainly one of the better Naruto games for any of Sony’s consoles. With plenty of fan service and decent fighting it will appease the fans, though that won’t matter one bit if you’re into One Piece. 6.5/10Print this pageUser...
Rating - Must BuyNot an average. See Rating legend above for a final score breakdown.Game Features:The largest selection of ninja ever: Master over 40 playable characters from the hit TV series! The game will feature the largest selection of playable nin...
Abstract: Fans of Shonen Jump's Naruto franchise can rejoice as the titles are coming out by the handful. As at this point, many of you have done all you can with Naruto Ultimate Ninja 2, so along comes…Naruto Ultimate Ninja 3! That's right, much like many franc...
Abstract: del.icio.us | Digg This | Glink It If anything, Naruto: Rise of a Ninja for the Xbox 360 spoiled fans of the young ninja in the orange jumpsuit. It was just one of those games that truly did justice to the source material whether it’s the Shonen J...
Abstract: Naruto: Ultimate Ninja 3 may not be the "ultimate" ninja game (thats a bit like aspiring to be the utimate Pope), but its still loaded with enough content and features to keep fans of the series happy for hours.
Awesome production values, from graphics to voices, Good original storyline, Quirky and authentic character interactions, Very entertaining for six hours.
Not entertaining at all after that, Horribly shallow fighting system, Bad minigames.
Though this wimpy fighter still doesnt pack enough punch, it has all the heart and charm of your favorite spiky-haired ninja hero. ...
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Published: 2008-03-28, Author: Joe , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: Like its plucky eponymous hero, Ultimate Ninja 3 gets by on sheer charm. Unlike the boy ninja, its ninjutsu is weaker than watered-down ramen. No, it isnt much of a fighting game. But its so faithful to its source material, it should nevertheless pro...
Abstract: Unlike our reviewers for the first two installments in the Naruto: Ultimate Ninja franchise, I'm not familiar with the anime. I've seen portions of episodes, perhaps even a full one once, but I only know enough about the series to be able to pull out a...
