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Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 breaks away from the Naruto tradition of a single collector's edition in favour of two uniquely different releases. PAL territories could choose their allegiance, Team Sasuke or Team Naruto. Today's unboxing turns to the dark side with the Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 True Despair Collector's Edition.

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The third in the long running series of Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm games has arrived in the west. Can it surpass previous games and become the best Naruto game to date? Ninja Storm 3 opens with a flash back of a cinematic battle before the events of any Naruto game before rushing forward and picking up right where the second game left off. The story from there follows from the rebuilding of the hidden leaf village all the way to the epic standoff against Tobi. The game allows players to free roam around the world of Naruto, taking side quests and fighting giant bosses as they like. The game now has a battle replay mode, where the player can relive key fight from the Naruto franchise. The game stays loyal to the source material and goes even further than the current anime that is airing, however the final portion of the game is a non-cannon story created only for the game, this could disappoint diehard fans.

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Canadian Online Gamers: "Though it has its moments, Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 misses the mark. Although the campaign mode is fun at times, its lackluster cutscenes and slow exploration leave much to be desired. The flashy combat looks great, and much of the game contains goodies that fans of the series will really enjoy. The lack of innovation is disappointing to me this time around, and I felt as though the game had a lot of potential, but instead it was filled with missed opportunities. The most hardcore fans may be able to sit through the story. This is an installment for the fans that love everything Naruto others will have a hard time sticking this one out. For the average gamer, not enough is offered in a manner that would keep their interest."

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Phil of Xboxer360 writes, "Mangas been around for ages. My first Manga experience was the legend that is Akira and that quickly moved on to the equally awesome Ghost in the Shell. It took a bit of a nosedive when the dodgy Manga started to filter through and I lost interest which is a shame as Naruto looks to be the kind of thing that wouldve kept me interested. Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 is a Manga cartoon tie-in of the same name. This looks at the origins of the character and takes us on a bit of a fighty journey through the story of the Ninja legend of the Sage of the Six Paths, as well as giving a free play and a multi-player card based top trumps style online option."

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Canadian Online Gamers: "Though it has its moments, Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 misses the mark. Although the campaign mode is fun at times, its lackluster cutscenes and slow exploration leave much to be desired. The flashy combat looks great, and much of the game contains goodies that fans of the series will really enjoy. The lack of innovation is disappointing to me this time around, and I felt as though the game had a lot of potential, but instead it was filled with missed opportunities. The most hardcore fans may be able to sit through the story. This is an installment for the fans that love everything Naruto others will have a hard time sticking this one out. For the average gamer, not enough is offered in a manner that would keep their interest."

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"Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 makes a statement of intent right from the get go. The game begins with the fearsome Nine-Tailed Demon Fox's attack on Naruto's village. It's very well made, and suggests that unlike most licensed games (and especially most games based on an anime license), Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 is actually a game that did its source material justice rather than just riding it out based on its popularity."

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OXCGN: "Fans of uber-popular anime series Naruto Shippuden have been crying out for a definitive video game able to do the franchise justice for years. Two games released earlier this console generation Rise of a Ninja and The Broken Bond were competent action-adventure RPGs with plenty of charm, but the one-on-one fighting sections took a back seat to laborious fetch quests and on-foot racing trials. Understandably, followers of the ramen-lovin blonde ninja and his universe have been more receptive to the fighting-based Ultimate Ninja Storm series. For the series third installment, Namco Bandai Games and Fukuoka-based developer CyberConnect2 have pulled out all the stops, creating the most expansive and cinematic Naruto gaming experience thus far, sure to satiate devotees and impress newcomers."

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OXCGN: "Fans of uber-popular anime series Naruto Shippuden have been crying out for a definitive video game able to do the franchise justice for years. Two games released earlier this console generation Rise of a Ninja and The Broken Bond were competent action-adventure RPGs with plenty of charm, but the one-on-one fighting sections took a back seat to laborious fetch quests and on-foot racing trials. Understandably, followers of the ramen-lovin blonde ninja and his universe have been more receptive to the fighting-based Ultimate Ninja Storm series. For the series third installment, Namco Bandai Games and Fukuoka-based developer CyberConnect2 have pulled out all the stops, creating the most expansive and cinematic Naruto gaming experience thus far, sure to satiate devotees and impress newcomers."