Is Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations Worth Getting?

[TheBlackDevil]

It's been years since I last bought a Naruto game; the "latest" one that I own is Naruto Clash of Ninja Revoltion, which means the last time I bought one was back in 2008-2009. Since 2006, I've been buying quite a lot of Naruto games but most of the game's theme is simply fighting or short, concise storylines.

So I did some research on the Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations and so far, it appears to have decent gameplay from reviewers. If you own the game, some feedback would be very much appreciated, please and thank you~

 

[The Necromancer]

It's really good, but unless you can deal with stupid people who exploit "cheats" or spamming, i wouldn't suggest it. That's all if you're going to be online playing anyway. Haha

 

[mehmetcan]

It's really good, but unless you can deal with stupid people who exploit "cheats" or spamming, i wouldn't suggest it. That's all if you're going to be online playing anyway. Haha

there are cheats?

 

[TheBlackDevil]

It's really good, but unless you can deal with stupid people who exploit "cheats" or spamming, i wouldn't suggest it. That's all if you're going to be online playing anyway. Haha

I'll take that as a "yes." Thanks for the feedback; it's greatly appreciated~

 

[- TD -]

i would say Yes sense u dont have the other storm games, but if u have storm 2 and 1, u wont see much difference. out of the 3 i would recommend generations.

 

[Sublime]

<div class="bbWrapper">I say 'No' for now, since its kind of a boring game(only has a versus mode,story mode is weak) and I would suggest you to buy it after the price has dropped.<br /> <br /> I got it as a gift so I didn't mind,but if you have Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 its kind of a waste of money.Graphics are almost the same.</div>

 

[true enigma]

I dont reccomend it if you are looking for more current movesets and ultimates then storm 2. It has a few new people and a sub bar and thats about it.

 

[johngraves]

It depends on what type of gameplay you're looking for, mate. Ultimate Ninja Storm 1 and 2 are more story-focused using in-game cutscenes and QTE's to tell the story (with some environmental exploration and side quests in between the big moments). Generations, on the other hand, is more Player vs Player focused with 72 playable characters and 15 support characters and feature online gameplay. Also, Generations' story mode replaced the in-game cutscenes with new or revisited anime scenes. As stated before, beware of cheaters when playing online.

I hope this helps.

 

[TheBlackDevil]

It depends on what type of gameplay you're looking for, mate. Ultimate Ninja Storm 1 and 2 are more story-focused using in-game cutscenes and QTE's to tell the story (with some environmental exploration and side quests in between the big moments). Generations, on the other hand, is more Player vs Player focused with 72 playable characters and 15 support characters and feature online gameplay. Also, Generations' story mode replaced the in-game cutscenes with new or revisited anime scenes. As stated before, beware of cheaters when playing online.

I hope this helps.

Technically, I'm looking for a Naruto game that has a fighting, wide-character selection, player vs. player mode where the characters don't die in like 3-5 minutes; a bit of storyline is good - mostly because I've been going to my uncle's house lately and there's nothing to do there. Since I don't have the appropriate console, just combat with a wide choice of characters is fine for me.

Your feedback helped out a lot; thank you.

 

[johngraves]

Technically, I'm looking for a Naruto game that has a fighting, wide-character selection, player vs. player mode where the characters don't die in like 3-5 minutes; a bit of storyline is good - mostly because I've been going to my uncle's house lately and there's nothing to do there. Since I don't have the appropriate console, just combat with a wide choice of characters is fine for me.

Your feedback helped out a lot; thank you.

You're very welcome. : ) Cheers.