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D+PAD Magazine's review of Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 - Full Burst, released on 31st January 2014 in the UK. "While it can be initially daunting for a newcomer early on, mainly due to a lack of clear explanation, and while the story lacks closure, it cannot be denied that Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 is just flat-out fun. Its a fast-paced, hugely over-the-top experience, and it should put a big smile on your face for the vast majority of the time you spend with it."

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GamesAsylum looks at what's out this week, including Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition, Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm 3: Full Burst, Rekoil: Liberator and The Firemen 2: Pete Danny.

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Full Burst is a remaking of Ninja Storm 3 released back in March, only now its bundled with additional content, new features and other goodies. But is it value for your money? If youre already a fan, is it worth a double-dip? Expanded from the original, Full Burst contains improved cinematics, all currently released DLC for the game, including a narrative expansion through the Final Episode of the Uciha Brothers. Kabuto Yakushis Saga Mode form has been added to the character roster, and a whopping 100 additional missions have been added into the main story. Thats a lot to be getting on with.

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New features, never-before-seen roster and a new character designed by Masashi Kishimoto

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Posted by Sean Smith Anyone with even a passing interest in manga, anime, or indeed the beat em up genre can find something to love in the works of CyberConnect 2. They operate in a world of high bombast; of living, breathing cartoons. Their titles may not be overly deep in their complexity, but offer supremely entertaining experiences that are as fun to watch as they are to hammer the buttons to. The last Ultimate Ninja Storm title was a classic example of their wares.

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Posted by Sean Smith Anyone with even a passing interest in manga, anime, or indeed the beat em up genre can find something to love in the works of CyberConnect 2. They operate in a world of high bombast; of living, breathing cartoons. Their titles may not be overly deep in their complexity, but offer supremely entertaining experiences that are as fun to watch as they are to hammer the buttons to. The last Ultimate Ninja Storm title was a classic example of their wares.