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Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution (Wii)

Release Date: 28/03/2008

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Summary

Developer:: Nintendo
Publisher:: Nintendo

Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution follows the storyline of the television series and will take advantage of the Wii Remote in fast-paced ninja action for up to four players in nine different gameplay modes. The next generation in Naruto games, Naruto: Clash of the Ninja Revolution will also include all new character animations, new interactive environments and special mini-games created exclusively for the Wii Remote.

Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution

14+ available characters: Among the available characters in Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution will be original characters such as Naruto, Sasuke or Sakura, but other characters will include some never seen before in the Clash of Ninja series. Plus, the characters will have all new animations for the Wii!
Battle it out in one of six stages: Each of the six stages in Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution will have two distinct combat zones that allow players to beat their opponent in one stage and then continue to pile on the punches as they transition to the next combat zone.
Exclusive content: Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution will include all new game effects, new interactive environments and an all new special attack animations which will deliver exclusive content.
Various game modes: Game modes in Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution include: story mode, score attack, timed attack, survival, 2P Versus, 2P Score Attack, 2P Survival and 1-4 Multiplayer Versus.
Three special mini-games created especially for the Wii Remote: Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution includes Shuriken Throw, Rasengan Training and Shadow Clone Trick.

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Customer Reviews

Submitted by MUKISA SCARINZI

This is a very good game with good graphics and good gameplay but i think they should have the 3rd hokage kabuto and shizune. But i rate it 8/10

Submitted by amit kochar

i like this game although I was suffering a bit of deja vu, maybe some anime series are running out of unique ideas? Overall 9/10.

Submitted by liam robinson

i love this game so what if it is like the gc version it has 20 chars ive finished the game it has all the important bts
graphics:7/10
difficulty:7/10
gameplay:8/10
innovation:6/10
music:8/10
overall:8/10
a MUST for any naruto fan

Submitted by Viraz Limbachia

patheticly rubbish.

Submitted by Dale Webb

I've liked Naruto since the manga and when the anime was released in japanese... So I bought this game when I had money.

I was worried if it would use the wii remotes sensors poorly.
Oh, never mind, this game is so fun!!

Recommend it to anyone! 9/10

Submitted by Jonathan Byron

I bought this game thinking it was the sequal of Naruto Clash of a Ninja for Game Cube, which was only released in Japan, which I had imported. But, it's exactly the same game with a lot taken out of it. I wasn't too bothered as I could do it all again with a Wiimote, but the controls are way too fiddly and I just went back to the GC controller. Special attacks are basic, keep fighting until your chaka is full and then press the Y button. Using shadow clones to avoid getting hit is annoying as this move takes nearly a full bar of chakra each time you use it, so you use it very rarely. Combo's are limited, for each character, there's a combo when stood on the ground and one in mid-air, and to do them, just keep hitting the B button. The story mode basically skips the whole story and your first fight is training with Jiraiya before the final Chuunin exam, and completely skips the Sarutobi vs. Orochimaru fight. 4/10

Submitted by Maggie Grant

i really like this game it is very good i am a fan 9/10

Submitted by Ian Bateman

Having bought this game being a big fan of Naruto and having played many other Naruto games, I was pretty sure this would probably turn out just as good as most of the other games on offer at the moment, one thing i was worried about was a poor use of the Wii Remote control scheme, but that worry was not a problem. The play style is much more focused on a fight rather than who can get the best items first or who gets in the special straight off. The game offers use of Wii Remote and Nunchuk, Just a Wii Remote, Classic Controller and Gamecube Controller, having tried 3 of these methods they all work seamlessly, esspecially the Wii Remote + Nunchuk option, with special attacks being accompanied by some Remote commands to power up the move (Usually representing what the character is actually doing at that point). Mission mode is a bit short and unlocking every character can be a tad annoying but this games' charm lies in the fun of multiplayer. Overall I'd give the game an 8 / 10

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