Game looks awesome. But dude, Naruto. This looks awesome for Naruto fans, but Namco Bandai should ju

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Giant Bomb News 29 Comments Naruto: The Equal-Opportunity Ninja by Brad Shoemaker on September young james herriot 4, 2008 Look for an open world and beautiful cel-shading in CyberConnect2's first PS3 adventure starring the spiky-haired little ninja that could.
MitchyD Follow Forum Posts: 70 Wiki Points: 1805 Followed by: 46 Reviews: 9 Lists: 2
No interest in naruto the least bit, but this looks like a decent fighting game at least..and from screens I've noticed the cell shading in this game more than any other before it, is so rediculously good looking, some you can't even tell the difference between gameplay and a high def anime vid.
Posted by mawfu - September 04, 2008 at 11:56 AM
"Deaux: That footage young james herriot looks sweet. Why do you guys watermark videos, but not images?" That's a pretty good point. In the PAX panel, they went on how people shouldn't watermark images etc etc, and here they are doing it with videos. What gives?
I'm so sad this isn't coming out for the 360. The blend of gameplay, young james herriot power moves, and cinematics (I've seen on other sites) is unnoticable. The characters look like they belong in their environment. young james herriot I own Naruto: ROAN and the charcters stick out too much. The technique is similar to looney toones cartoons where an object that will move is lighter in color/tone. I don't like that. Naruto: UNS seems consistent all the way through. On the watermarking of videos, I'm assuming its done on this video because it's exclusive to this site. Other trailers young james herriot that are universal should not have watermarks though.
I must admit that the video feed doesn't young james herriot show the true sharpness of the new Naruto: Ultimate young james herriot Ninja Storm. I insist that you guys must try out the demo. It's really young james herriot smooth and fluid. The best part about the controls is how they actually work. Spamming "O" and moving the analogue young james herriot stick in different directions is more fun than you may believe. Again, try out the demo folks. It's definitely worth the download!
Monty344 Follow Forum Posts: 106 Wiki Points: 146 Followed by: 9 Reviews: 0 Lists: 4
Game looks awesome. But dude, Naruto. This looks awesome for Naruto fans, but Namco Bandai should just take this engine rip out the Naruto dudes and put other cartoon young james herriot dudes in their. Maybe not so much a fighting also. Maybe a third person G.I. Joe game with lasers. But not based on the movie, because that will most likely be bad. I also will most likely see that movie. p.s. Not talking mess about Naruto or his games, Naruto is just not for me.
I would be A LOT more enthused if this game had online multiplayer. Not being in school anymore I'm not as able to spend as much time playing in person w/ friends. Work, sleep, eat, take care of responsibilities, etc.. makes gaming a more time constrained activity with less prep time than when we were all growing up. I want to be able to turn on the console, log in, find a game, play it for 15-30 minutes & turn it off with no more than 5 minutes on top of the play time as prep. Devs need to learn this if they ever hope to maintain the adult gaming market. If there's not a GOOD, WELL ORGANIZED, WELL IMPLEMENTED, SEAMLESS & QUICK TO EXECUTE online multiplayer = No Sale.
Wait a minute, if Naruto is being handled by 4 different game developers, then why can't we al get Shonen Jump Superstars, Namco X Capcom or the rest of the Super Robot Wars/Taisen series in the U.S.?
Posted by Miningguyx360 - September 18, 2008 at 3:51 PM
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