Yet another enjoyable Naruto game.

Story:
The story starts with the Five Kage Summit and ends with Naruto vs. The Tailed Beasts/Sasuke and Itachi vs. Kabuto. All the events in the game have been covered in the anime already, so people who watch the anime will have no problem following the plot. People who are new to Naruto should probably read up on the events leading up to this game.

Gameplay:
I played Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 (UNS 3) after having finished Revolution and Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 (UNS 4), and if you want the best gameplay then going for the newer games (especially UNS 4) might be better. UNS 3 isn't a bad fighting game by any means, but if you don't really care about the story mode there isn't really any reason why you should get this game over the other ones.

Another minor complaint I have about this game is that it did feel like there was a lot more running around in between missions in this game compared to the other ones. And running around wasting time is not fun.

Graphics:
The graphics are good. Very anime-ish, just like a Naruto game should be. Yes, the game is locked at 30 fps, so if that is a deal breaker for you then you should pass on this game.

Music:
Music taken straight out of the anime. Characters sounding just like they do in the anime. What more could you want?

Overall:
A good fighting game that any Naruto-fan will get a lot of enjoyment out of. However, if you want to play the (in my opinion) currently best Naruto game on Steam you should probably get UNS 4 first. After finishing that game, if you still want more story then this game is a good choice, while if you want a different fighting mode (orb collection) then you might want to get Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution instead. Or, you can do like me, and get them all. They are all good games.

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Yet another enjoyable Naruto game. [b]Story:[/b] The story starts with the [spoiler]Five Kage Summit[/spoiler] and ends with [spoiler]Naruto vs. The Tailed Beasts/Sasuke and Itachi vs. Kabuto[/spoiler]. All the events in the game have been covered in the anime already, so people who watch the anime will have no problem following the plot. People who are new to Naruto should probably read up on the events leading up to this game. [b]Gameplay:[/b] I played Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 (UNS 3) after having finished Revolution and Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 (UNS 4), and if you want the best gameplay then going for the newer games (especially UNS 4) might be better. UNS 3 isn't a [i]bad[/i] fighting game by any means, but if you don't really care about the story mode there isn't really any reason why you should get this game over the other ones. Another minor complaint I have about this game is that it did feel like there was a lot more running around in between missions in this game compared to the other ones. And running around wasting time is not fun. [b]Graphics:[/b] The graphics are good. Very anime-ish, just like a Naruto game should be. Yes, the game is locked at 30 fps, so if that is a deal breaker for you then you should pass on this game. [b]Music:[/b] Music taken straight out of the anime. Characters sounding just like they do in the anime. What more could you want? [b]Overall:[/b] A good fighting game that any Naruto-fan will get a lot of enjoyment out of. However, if you want to play the (in my opinion) currently best Naruto game on Steam you should probably get UNS 4 first. After finishing that game, if you still want more story then this game is a good choice, while if you want a different fighting mode (orb collection) then you might want to get Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution instead. Or, you can do like me, and get them all. They are all good games. [url=http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/imthetoad/recommended/272510/]NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM Revolution[/url] Review [url=http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/imthetoad/recommended/349040/]NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM 4[/url] Review