Naruto was first released as a manga in 1999. Here are the box art of the game for the PC, PS3 and 360 (Australian version):
The game also feature local and online multiplayer, with a few varying modes and tournament systems. The game not only features one on one battles, but the story mode also include boss battles against gigantic foes, an open ended Konohagakure to explore, and numerous side missions to take on. The game launched with 80 playable characters, spanning from the entire franchise of Naruto, from the original anime series to the current- and beyond- of Naruto Shippuden. The game starts off from the Five Kage Summit Arc and deep into the Fourth Shinobi War Arc, bypassing the anime’s story at the time of the game’s release. Players can also utilise up to 3 support characters that deal additional damage and combo launchers. Players battle it out in a 3 dimensional arena and deal out combos, jutsus, items and super attacks to defeat the opponent. The series’ core gameplay is a one on one battle between the shinobi of the Naruto universe. The game is the fourth entry in the Ultimate Ninja Storm series that started 2008. Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 Full Burst is an enhanced version of Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3, developed by CyberConnect2 and published by Namco Bandai Games , and debuted on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in March this year. *The following content contains spoilers from the most recent episodes of the anime.* The game will also be sold via retail for consoles existing owners can download the new content as a piece of DLC. The game will be available for purchase and download via Steam, with all the standard steamworks features. Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 Full Burst will be releasing on Steam on October 22nd in North America and on October 25th in European Regions. But you will get to play the first ever Naruto game, in just a few days in fact.
Anime video games have primarily been released on consoles, with the expectations of MMOs, browser games and Visual Novels, and one of the industry’s largest franchise hasn’t appeared at all on the home computer.
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