It is bright and beautiful and features about a million characters, all of whom are properly voiced and coloured and animated, and all of whom use their techniques and special moves and make fans go “ooh” while they do it.
The quick and cheerful way of describing Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 (because I am not writing out that entire title every single time) is that it is Fanservice: The Game. If you’ve read up to about issue 580, though, you’re probably okay from there on, the game largely makes up its own ending. Screenshots and text will probably spoil things about the current plotline. If you haven’t read up to there (and most of the way through it) this game contains pretty massive spoilers, and it’s rather difficult for me to talk about a lot of the game without going into them. Not particularly deep as fighting games go, but it’s certainly both authentic and visually impressive.Įven if you know what all of those terms mean, a quick warning: Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3: Full Burst is set during the Fourth Ninja War, which is the current arc.
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