If you have played the latest Naruto Shippuden, you might have already enjoyed the basic combat that the series offers, but there is actually a lot more to it aside from just the standard battles. I haven’t seen any other game come close to replicating it so far. There is a sense of satisfaction to be had when you manage to successfully pull a set of quick time events that trigger a secret scene during some of the key cinematic battles. I will admit that I have been a huge fan of the series since its inception and used to read the manga and watched the anime for a while during its peak popularity, so after having played the games, I can safely say that the developers have really nailed the feeling of the combat and the experience of some of the more over-the-top cinematic battles that are featured prominently throughout the series. The most freedom was offered by the first Ultimate Ninja Storm but the combat gradually improved with each subsequent entry leading to the release of Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 last year. Even though the games carried the same DNA for the most part, what sets them apart is how the adventure mode is crafted for each successive entry in the series. Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Legacy also brings the first 3 games in the series for the first time to the current generation consoles and PC. The anime has since concluded with the mantle being passed to Naruto’s Son Boruto, but the legacy still lives on till today. Even though QTE are generally disliked for most games, the implementation in Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm was unlike any other games and it only added to the immersion offered by the large scale battles, making you feel like you were actually taking part in them.
It also featured some of the more cinematic battles in flashy QTE-focused events. These games offered one of the best combat for the series with unique team-based and 1 vs. The manga also spanned a hugely popular anime series followed by a set of games that were based on the anime. Naruto Shippuden was at one point one of the longest running Shonen Jump series next to One Piece.
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