Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution (Wii)

Originally written for VGGEN.com. As my Naruto-obsessed friend has shown me, the Naruto fighting titles have simply been newer renditions of themselves over and over throughout the years. This is even reflected through their titles, as there has already been a "Clash of Ninja", and then "Clash of Ninja Revolution". Now, with Clash of Ninja Revolution 2, we're getting a superpowered dose of, well, more of the same. It's apparent that in order to sell a Naruto title to fans like hotcakes, changes do not need to be made. However, that does not count of any of the series from being fun and interesting fighters that make competent additions to ...  Read the complete review

I recently got this game for the Wii and am slightly disapointed, I am a huge Naruto fan and this game was a little dry to say the least. OK OK, so it IS worth playing if you love Naruto just because it has the charactors in it and it is entertaining for about 30 minutes but then it got a bit boring, once you had had a go with each charactor the game became very repetitive. some of the special moves are very annoying such as Shikimaru's which seems to go on and on and is very repetitive. Naruto's special move is ok, and you can shift into demon fox mode too when your energy gets low which is pretty cool, but again, gets a bit boring. the moves are hard to figure out ...  Read the complete review

Believe it or not i actually thoroughly enjoyed this game for a while. It might help that i'm a huge Naruto fan so i get who everyone is and everything but still. I was really sceptical of playing it since it was my first fighting game on the wii and i wondered if it would work. To my surprise it did. I found it surprisingly fun stringing together all the right combos and unleashing everyone signature moves. It had all the traditional fighting game things as well like unlockable characters and everything. Helped keep me playing for a while. Then you can also unlock the new stages and all the new things like time attack and survival. Then finally theres all ...  Read the complete review