When not taking part in battle however, players are free to roam the lands outside the arena, where they can purchase items. Playing out in an RPG-like fashion whereby players take part in a tournament using a character of their choosing, they register their character and qualify for the finals working their way up to gain the highest ranks and prizes. "Naruto Shippuden welcomes the player with a horde of options to do battle in and caters in favour and excitement with it's flashy and animated menus." Ninja world tournament seems to be where the heart of the game is. Free to play battles branch off in to a section of league, practice, Versus and Tournament, but who’s to know the difference from the Ninja World Tournament and the regular free play variation. The Ninja World tournament mode is as good a guess as any, but one wouldn’t know through the title alone. Catering largely to it’s already established audience however, newcomers are left browse in the hopes they’ll stumble across the game’s mains story mode. With seven different game modes to play in all providing additional options within them there’s certainly a lot to take part in. Naruto Shippuden welcomes the player with an extensive horde of battle options, and it clearly favours to it’s fans with it’s use of exciting and flashy animated menus that have Naruto screaming through each. Playing out as a fast-paced fighting game that places it’s focus on team-based battles, Naruto Shippuden carries a real sense of weight, adrenaline, and intensity to it and is by all means addictive.
The idea of a sequel to this game is frightening to say the least, so for the purposes of this review it’ll be referred to as Naruto Shippuden. Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution is an enjoyable game that directly contradicts its nature by the use of a six word title.
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