Naruto: Clash Of Ninja Revolution 2 Wii

Naruto: Clash Of Ninja Revolution 2

Product Description

Get out your inner ninja. Naruto: Path of the Ninja 2 has a deep, original storyline that allows you to access over 30 major characters from the series, from standards such as Naruto and Sakura to unlikely allies like the weapon-based Tenten. The improved and intuitive battle system makes it easy for even the newest fighters to get into the combat, unleashing devastating melee and jutsu attacks on any opponent foolish enough to get in their way. The new Squad Leader and Ninja Tag systems provide even more squad-building options.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #974 in Video Games
• Brand: D3 Publisher
• Model: 70403
• Released on: 2008-10-21
• ESRB Rating: Teen
• Platform: Nintendo Wii
• Dimensions: .57" h x 5.43" w x 7.52" l, .36 pounds

Features

• All new game for North America with upgraded visuals widescreen and scan support
• Over 30 playable characters many new and original for the game
• 1-4 player multiplayer with many match combos
• New fan favorite tag team mode
• Works will all Wii controllers and unique wii remote enabled inputs

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com Product Description

Believe it! Naruto returns to Nintendo Wii with Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution 2. Developed by Eighting, Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution 2has an all new original storyline created for the North American audience and features the largest character roster yet for the Clash of Ninja series. The latest iteration of the hit fighting game represents a huge progression from the previous game, including never-before-seen modes, improved visual presentation, and polished gameplay mechanics. Using their favorite characters from VIZ Media’s hit animated series Naruto, players can intensify special ninja techniques or perform "hand signs" mid-battle with the Wii remote; or opt for the Classic or the GameCube controller for a more traditional fighting game experience.

About the game:

A brand new storyline specifically created for North American audience will expand on the episodes of the popular television series. Over 30 characters including favorites like Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura, and Kakashi along with some new to the Clash of Ninja series and some fighters developed especially for the game. Will feature an original opening movie created by Studio Pierrot. Multiple exciting game modes mean players can fight in story mode, one to four-player multiplayer versus mode, or other new exciting battle modes for the ultimate ninja experience. Intuitive game controls easy-to-learn controls allow players to execute combos and access favorite moves on any controller: Wii remote, GameCube or classic controller.

Customer Reviews

Good fighting game
If you like fighting games and have a couple of friends to play with you will like this game

Many new features and charcters
I think this is a worthy upgrade to the original Clash of Ninja Revolution for Wii. There are several characters that have not been seen in other Clash of Ninja games, either for the Wii or GameCube.

There are also some new features, including the Tag Team fights, where you and an opponent can switch between 2 characters in a fight. Specific pairs of characters can do combo specials that are really cool if you're familiar with the characters in the anime or manga.

The controls can be as complex or as simple as you want, which is one of the more innovative features of this series. You can use GameCube controllers, Wii Classic Controllers, Wii Remotes and the Wii Nunchuck. You can also take advantage of some advanced controls, like the new Hand Signs, or just skip those and still be competitive.

While I think this game is very fun and love what's new, I wish they would have done a bit more upgrading to the basic engine of the game. The style and overall structure of the game hasn't change much since the days on GameCube. I feel like there is room for improvement, but overall this is a solid game that will provide a lot of replay value.

A solid game. However it lacks innovation.
This is a good game that has a lot going for it. Nevertheless, I found that it didn't really feel any different than the previous installment. There is a great selection of characters, and the action is still good. The graphics are nice, however they don't take advantage of the Wii, and the uncreative story mode still uses the lame 2D sprite cut-scenes. The music and voice work are still nice but also repeated. There are a couple of new gimmicks like throwing paper bombs, that use motion sensing, but they don't add much. There is also a new tag-team mode which allows unique moves between some characters. Overall, if you have played the previous games this is just more of the same. If you are new to the franchise, this is a good place to start.

Also, for those who care: there is no option for japanese voice-overs.