Despite its different approach, the story itself, including voice acting and art style, all pay absolute fanservice to the anime that it is based on. Instead Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 Road to Boruto plays out in a rather linear fashion, with cut-scenes now shown in a story book style rather than using the in-game engine. This time the story is played out through selected branching icons on a menu select screen, rather than the sandbox style of its predecessor.ĭivisive as it may be, this choice does cut out a lot of the backtracking and running around that felt like padding in the previous title, and is now separated into Adventure mode. Picking up where the story left off in Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3, this runs from the start of the 4th Great Ninja War and beyond. Overall if you enjoy naruto this is probably the best game you could buy and even if you've never seen the show you can enjoy the story and fun combat (After all I got into anime as a whole from storm 2).Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 Road to Boruto is a port of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One title that includes the expansion DLC, Road to Boruto as part of the standard package, and at the high price that it retails for it should be expected.
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On the plus hand tho the story is absolutely phenomenal and while skipping out on minor details from the original it properly conveys the main tale in an amazing fashion, great graphics especially for Qte segments and large scale multi stage boss battles. CC2 always prevails in that light however they're infamous lack of online support once again returns as waiting minutes for a singular match in a very slow searching system becomes very annoying to the point where some times I'd only have 5 matches in 1 hour. Graphics for this game is phenomenal as always. The removal of instant awakening for character switching is inherently a fair trade, it also eliminated support only characters which was definitely a loss.
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The removal of instant awakening for character As much as I love this series i have to admit it takes 2 steps backs with every step forward. … ExpandĪs much as I love this series i have to admit it takes 2 steps backs with every step forward. Online play is pretty much the same as it's always been, so I won't really go into that, few changes here and there but nothing huge. There's so much more to talk about, but what I've just mentioned is what I feel is most important.
The new leader switching is great fun and adds new dynamics to gameplay and of course the number of new secret techniques and combination secret techniques are just incredible. The disgraceful counter system that was in storm revolution has also been adjusted, now in only knocks away your opponent instead of stunning them. Which means no more having to choose awakening, drive or ultimate type before a match, you have access to a characters entire repertoire. Also with regards to combat this time around, types are now gone. This is great because for anime fans who have had enough of filler, this game is a must play. The trademark boss battles return in story mode, which brilliantly retells and captures the climax story of the fourth great ninja war. But when finally playing it on my own HD tv, I can honestly say that the graphical improvement is minimal, yet noticeable. Admittedly I ought it looked exactly the same as the last gen from all the footage. But when finally playing it Game looks gorgeous.
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