- #NARUTO SHIPPUDEN ULTIMATE NINJA STORM 3 PC SOUND PROBLEM PATCH#
- #NARUTO SHIPPUDEN ULTIMATE NINJA STORM 3 PC SOUND PROBLEM SERIES#
First of all, the game seems extraordinarily easy. Still, this is a review, not a love letter, so there are a few issues that need to be raised. It reminds me just how much I love the Naruto universe. There are also beautiful touches such as battles dipping into flashbacks as the characters remember big moments in their lives. The game looks and sounds fantastic, and captures everything that makes Naruto great. Normally I dislike quick time events, but the ones used in this game against the bigger enemies are simply insane and chocked to the brim with style and energy. Whilst the fighting system is extremely enjoyable, it’s the presentation that steals the show here.
#NARUTO SHIPPUDEN ULTIMATE NINJA STORM 3 PC SOUND PROBLEM PATCH#
“Inoffensive” would be the best way to describe these points, although they’re not a patch on the proper battles. There are also certain areas that turn into a free-roaming beat ‘em up, with you smashing through dozens of grunts and the occasional bigger enemy that’s tossed in for good measure. Taking on the harder fight will give you more legend points, whilst the easier route will give you hero points, both of which are put towards levelling up and unlocking more item slots. You are then given the choice battle Madara (which is a harder ranked fight) or switch control to the 3rd Hokage and fight the Nine Tails (which is labelled as easier). The 4th Hokage appears with the intention of fighting, but is teleported away by Madara. I’ll give you an example of one: at the beginning of the game the Nine Tails attacks.
#NARUTO SHIPPUDEN ULTIMATE NINJA STORM 3 PC SOUND PROBLEM SERIES#
New to the series are the “Ultimate Decision” moments. If you haven’t then I’d urge you to hit the tutorials just to get the hang of things because it can feel a bit overwhelming. Knowing the best way to utilise this comes in very handy.īasically, if you’ve played one of the Naruto games before you pretty much know what to expect by now and you’ll be able to jump in without a problem. Certain fights will also allow you to call team mates in for a one-shot attack or defensive move.
The downside to that is that once you drop out of that state you’ll be weakened for a while. Not content with that? Well there’s also Awakened states, where certain players can transform into beasts, such as the Nine Tails. Of course, if you successfully pull this off you don’t have time to celebrate as a skilled opponent can quite easily counter your counter and end up right behind you! You can only ever do this four times in a row, as substitution is governed by a bar at the top of the screen that gradually refills. Then there’s the substitution system. Tapping the shoulder button just before an opponent lands an attack will see you instantly teleport behind them. There are times when a well-placed explosive tag has turned the battle in my favour. You can also bring a number of items into battle, which can prove invaluable. Performing such attacks, or being hit particularly hard, drains your chakra and to build it back up again you need to hold down the required button for a short amount of time. Chakra acts as your energy, and when activated allows you to boost the power of normal attacks or, if you have enough, perform a ninjitsu or ultimate ninjitsu attack. What makes things interesting is how you manage your chakra. You can also chuck a kunai (bladed weapon) at your opponent, although that’s really only useful as a diversionary tactic. Every character has a basic punch/kick type combo, as well as the ability to dash and jump. In terms of the fights themselves, what initially seems like quite a shallow system actually terms out to be rather robust.
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