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The first sequel to this game is ''VideoGame/NarutoShippudenUltimateNinjaStorm2'', which picks up from the TimeSkip within the canon of ''Naruto''.
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The first sequel to this game is ''VideoGame/NarutoShippudenUltimateNinjaStorm2'', which picks up from the TimeSkip within the canon of ''Naruto''.
''Manga/{{Naruto}}''.
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** The way exploration is handled in general; You can run up walls and jump from rooftop to rooftop, and even fly through the air with the Naruto Canon. None of this comes back in the sequels.
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** The way exploration is handled in general; You can run up walls and jump from rooftop to rooftop, and even fly through the air with the Naruto Canon.Cannon. None of this comes back in the sequels.
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** Ultimate's and Jutsu's can be swapped out, and instead of needing alternate costumes to use different skills, you only need to swap the skills out.
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In 2017, this game got rereleased with 2 and 3 for Xbox One, [=PS4=], and PC.
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In 2017, this game got rereleased with 2 ''2'' and 3 ''3'' for Xbox One, [=PS4=], UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, and PC.
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* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: Since in this game's story mode you only play as the good guys, you get to control Tenten, Hinata, Rock Lee and Sakura during the Chunin Exam preliminaries. The problem is that, in the manga, the first three characters lost their matches and Sakura's fight with Ino ended in a draw. And no, they aren't shown losing in a cutscene after that; the game treats their victories as genuine. Which is even weirder when, during the finals, you get to fight against the people they supposedly beat.
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* UpdatedRerelease: This and the other 2 of the first 3 main titles in the series got rereleased in 2017 for Xbox One and PS4 and PC.
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* UpdatedRerelease: This and the other 2 of the first 3 main titles in the series got rereleased in 2017 for Xbox One and PS4 [=PS4=] and PC.
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In 2017, this game got rereleased with 2 and 3 for Xbox One, PS4, and PC.
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* UpdatedRerelease: This and the other 2 of the first 3 main titles in the series got rereleased in 2017 for Xbox One and PS4 and PC.
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* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: The story mode will occasionally break up battles with one of two minigames in an otherwise straight fighting game.
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The meat of the game is experienced by playing its Ultimate Mission Mode. Here you relive the early adventures of the Manga/{{Naruto}} series by playing story related arcs as missions, beginning with the formation of Team 7 and ending with Sasuke's defection from the Leaf Village. In order to unlock new story missions to play however, you need to complete sides-quests ranked from D to A and gather enough experience points to unlock further content. Playing story content isn't the only thing you can do in Ultimate Mission Mode; The entire Hidden Leaf Village is explorable and filled with puzzles to complete, collectibles to find, and platforming challenges to test your skill with.
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The meat of the game is experienced by playing its Ultimate Mission Mode. Here you relive the early adventures of the Manga/{{Naruto}} ''Franchise/{{Naruto}}'' series by playing story related arcs as missions, beginning with the formation of Team 7 and ending with Sasuke's defection from the Leaf Village. In order to unlock new story missions to play however, you need to complete sides-quests ranked from D to A and gather enough experience points to unlock further content. Playing story content isn't the only thing you can do in Ultimate Mission Mode; The entire Hidden Leaf Village is explorable and filled with puzzles to complete, collectibles to find, and platforming challenges to test your skill with.
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''Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm'' is an action adventure/fighting game developed by CyberConnect2 exclusive to the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3. It's the first entry in the ''Ultimate Ninja Storm'' series.
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''Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm'' is an action adventure/fighting game developed by CyberConnect2 Creator/CyberConnect2 exclusive to the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3. It's the first entry in the ''Ultimate Ninja Storm'' series.
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The first sequel to this game is ''VideoGame/NarutoShippudenUltimateNinjaStorm2'', which picks up from the TimeSkip within Naruto's canon.
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The first sequel to this game is ''VideoGame/NarutoShippudenUltimateNinjaStorm2'', which picks up from the TimeSkip within Naruto's canon.
the canon of ''Naruto''.
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* AdaptationDistillation: Not everything or every major player from the pre-TimeSkip era is playable. The Land of Wave arc, and by extension Zabuza and Haku, are the most noticeable of the absences.
* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: Since in this game's story mode you only play as the good guys, you get to control Tenten, Hinata, Rock Lee and Sakura during the Chunin Exam prelim fights. The problem is that those three characters lost their match in the manga (or tied, in Sakura's case), and no, they aren't shown losing in a cutescene after that, the game treats their victories as genuine. Which is even weirder when, during the finals, you get to fight against the people they supposedly beat.
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: You can unlock Sasuke's second outfit, The Sand Trio's, and Shikamaru's Sasuke Retrieval Arc outfits by completing the story missions related to them.
* BigBad: Just like in the first half of the story, Orochimaru is the main baddie threatening the Leaf and Sasuke in particular.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Playing this game can be quite jarrying if you played the sequels first.
** Ultimate Justu retained the ''Naruto: Ultimate Ninja'' method of evading damage from them: defeat your opponent in a button mash race, and they waste their Ultimate. This mechanic was dropped in the later titles.
* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: Since in this game's story mode you only play as the good guys, you get to control Tenten, Hinata, Rock Lee and Sakura during the Chunin Exam prelim fights. The problem is that those three characters lost their match in the manga (or tied, in Sakura's case), and no, they aren't shown losing in a cutescene after that, the game treats their victories as genuine. Which is even weirder when, during the finals, you get to fight against the people they supposedly beat.
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: You can unlock Sasuke's second outfit, The Sand Trio's, and Shikamaru's Sasuke Retrieval Arc outfits by completing the story missions related to them.
* BigBad: Just like in the first half of the story, Orochimaru is the main baddie threatening the Leaf and Sasuke in particular.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Playing this game can be quite jarrying if you played the sequels first.
** Ultimate Justu retained the ''Naruto: Ultimate Ninja'' method of evading damage from them: defeat your opponent in a button mash race, and they waste their Ultimate. This mechanic was dropped in the later titles.
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* AdaptationDistillation: Not everything or every major player from the pre-TimeSkip era is playable. The Land of Wave Waves arc, and by extension Zabuza and Haku, are the most noticeable of the absences.
* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: Since in this game's story mode you only play as the good guys, you get to control Tenten, Hinata, Rock Lee and Sakura during the Chunin Examprelim fights. preliminaries. The problem is that those that, in the manga, the first three characters lost their match in the manga (or tied, in matches and Sakura's case), and fight with Ino ended in a draw. And no, they aren't shown losing in a cutescene cutscene after that, that; the game treats their victories as genuine. Which is even weirder when, during the finals, you get to fight against the people they supposedly beat.
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: You can unlock Sasuke's second outfit, The Sand Trio's, and Shikamaru's Sasuke RetrievalArc arc outfits by completing the story missions related to them.
* BigBad: Just like inthe first half Part I of the canon story, Orochimaru is the main baddie villain threatening the Leaf and Sasuke in particular.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Playing this game can be quitejarrying jarring if you played the sequels first.
** UltimateJustu Jutsu retained the ''Naruto: Ultimate Ninja'' method of evading damage from them: defeat your opponent in a button mash race, and they waste their Ultimate. This mechanic was dropped in the later titles.
* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: Since in this game's story mode you only play as the good guys, you get to control Tenten, Hinata, Rock Lee and Sakura during the Chunin Exam
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: You can unlock Sasuke's second outfit, The Sand Trio's, and Shikamaru's Sasuke Retrieval
* BigBad: Just like in
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Playing this game can be quite
** Ultimate
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** Boss battles are only against giant opponents, meaning that only Gamabunta, Manda and Shukaku are bosses here. Somebody who played the sequels first might be quite surprised to see that epic, plot critical fights like Naruto vs Neji, Naruto vs Sasuke or Hiruzen vs Orochimaru have nothing that made them harder or at least different than other less meaningful fights.
** Also, compared to other entires, there's very little dialogue and/or custcenes, and the story progresses in a rather clumsy and abrupt way.
** Also, compared to other entires, there's very little dialogue and/or custcenes, and the story progresses in a rather clumsy and abrupt way.
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** Boss battles are only against giant opponents, meaning that only Gamabunta, Manda and Shukaku are bosses here. Somebody Someone who played the sequels first might be quite surprised to see that epic, plot critical fights like Naruto vs vs. Neji, Naruto vs Sasuke vs. Sasuke, or Hiruzen vs vs. Orochimaru have nothing that made them harder or at least different than other less meaningful fights.
** Also, compared to otherentires, entries, there's very little dialogue and/or custcenes, cutscenes, and the story progresses in a rather clumsy and abrupt way.way.
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** Ultimate Justu retained the ''Naruto: Ultimate Ninja'' method of evading damage from them; Successful defeat your opponent in a button mash race, and they waste their Ultimate. This mechanic was dropped in the later titles.
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** Ultimate Justu retained the ''Naruto: Ultimate Ninja'' method of evading damage from them; Successful them: defeat your opponent in a button mash race, and they waste their Ultimate. This mechanic was dropped in the later titles.
* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: Since in this game's story mode you only play as the good guys, you get to control Tenten, Hinata, Rock Lee and Sakura during the Chunin Exam prelim fights. The problem is that those three characters lost their match in the manga (or tied, in Sakura's case), and no, they aren't shown losing in a cutescene after that, the game treats their victories as genuine. Which is even weirder when, during the finals, you get to fight against the people they supposedly beat.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness:
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness:EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Playing this game can be quite jarrying if you played the sequels first.
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** The way exploration is handled in general; You can run up walls and jump from rooftop to rooftop, and even fly through the air with the Naruto Canon. None of this comes back in the sequels.
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** The way exploration is handled in general; You can run up walls and jump from rooftop to rooftop, and even fly through the air with the Naruto Canon. None of this comes back in the sequels.sequels.
** Boss battles are only against giant opponents, meaning that only Gamabunta, Manda and Shukaku are bosses here. Somebody who played the sequels first might be quite surprised to see that epic, plot critical fights like Naruto vs Neji, Naruto vs Sasuke or Hiruzen vs Orochimaru have nothing that made them harder or at least different than other less meaningful fights.
** Also, compared to other entires, there's very little dialogue and/or custcenes, and the story progresses in a rather clumsy and abrupt way.
** Boss battles are only against giant opponents, meaning that only Gamabunta, Manda and Shukaku are bosses here. Somebody who played the sequels first might be quite surprised to see that epic, plot critical fights like Naruto vs Neji, Naruto vs Sasuke or Hiruzen vs Orochimaru have nothing that made them harder or at least different than other less meaningful fights.
** Also, compared to other entires, there's very little dialogue and/or custcenes, and the story progresses in a rather clumsy and abrupt way.
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* AdaptationDistillation: Not everything or every major player from the pre-TimeSkip era is playable. The Land of Wave arc, and by extension Zabuza and Haku, are the most noticeable of the absences.
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: You can unlock Sasuke's second outfit, The Sand Trio's, and Shikamaru's Sasuke Retrieval Arc outfits by completing the story missions related to them.
* BigBad: Just like in the first half of the story, Orochimaru is the main baddie threatening the Leaf and Sasuke in particular.
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: You can unlock Sasuke's second outfit, The Sand Trio's, and Shikamaru's Sasuke Retrieval Arc outfits by completing the story missions related to them.
* BigBad: Just like in the first half of the story, Orochimaru is the main baddie threatening the Leaf and Sasuke in particular.
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''Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm'' is an action adventure/fighting game developed by CyberConnect2 exclusive to the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3. It's the first entry in the ''Ultimate Ninja Storm'' series.
The meat of the game is experienced by playing its Ultimate Mission Mode. Here you relive the early adventures of the Manga/{{Naruto}} series by playing story related arcs as missions, beginning with the formation of Team 7 and ending with Sasuke's defection from the Leaf Village. In order to unlock new story missions to play however, you need to complete sides-quests ranked from D to A and gather enough experience points to unlock further content. Playing story content isn't the only thing you can do in Ultimate Mission Mode; The entire Hidden Leaf Village is explorable and filled with puzzles to complete, collectibles to find, and platforming challenges to test your skill with.
The first sequel to this game is ''VideoGame/NarutoShippudenUltimateNinjaStorm2'', which picks up from the TimeSkip within Naruto's canon.
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!!Tropes exhibited by this game:
* EarlyInstallmentWierdness:
** Ultimate Justu retained the ''Naruto: Ultimate Ninja'' method of evading damage from them; Successful defeat your opponent in a button mash race, and they waste their Ultimate. This mechanic was dropped in the later titles.
** The way exploration is handled in general; You can run up walls and jump from rooftop to rooftop, and even fly through the air with the Naruto Canon. None of this comes back in the sequels.
The meat of the game is experienced by playing its Ultimate Mission Mode. Here you relive the early adventures of the Manga/{{Naruto}} series by playing story related arcs as missions, beginning with the formation of Team 7 and ending with Sasuke's defection from the Leaf Village. In order to unlock new story missions to play however, you need to complete sides-quests ranked from D to A and gather enough experience points to unlock further content. Playing story content isn't the only thing you can do in Ultimate Mission Mode; The entire Hidden Leaf Village is explorable and filled with puzzles to complete, collectibles to find, and platforming challenges to test your skill with.
The first sequel to this game is ''VideoGame/NarutoShippudenUltimateNinjaStorm2'', which picks up from the TimeSkip within Naruto's canon.
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!!Tropes exhibited by this game:
* EarlyInstallmentWierdness:
** Ultimate Justu retained the ''Naruto: Ultimate Ninja'' method of evading damage from them; Successful defeat your opponent in a button mash race, and they waste their Ultimate. This mechanic was dropped in the later titles.
** The way exploration is handled in general; You can run up walls and jump from rooftop to rooftop, and even fly through the air with the Naruto Canon. None of this comes back in the sequels.
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