The release of Naruto:Ultimate Ninja Heroes in the PSP last year was a blast. But if you didn't have enough of Naruto's jutsu's, here's the newest title: Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes 2: The Phantom Fortress.
If you didn't play the first Ultimate Ninja Heroes title, you missed out on a solid fighting game that used 3D character models on a 2D combat plane, featuring lots of jumping, dashing and ninja techniques. Well, Phantom Fortress appears to be an expanded edition of the original title with new modes, characters and a few stages to boot. People who didn't play the original games will certainly benefit from this title.
If you played the fist Ultimate Ninja Heroes, this appears to be the exact same game from what we've seen (besides the new additions). A few modes appear to have been removed, including Promotion Test and Parameter Power-up, but otherwise the content is untouched. Characters, special moves, stages, music and overall game structure are all just about identical across the original title and its sequel. The biggest, most notable addition that has been made is the new Mugenjo mode, which adds a full story-driven campaign to the experience.
An improved version of the first release of the Naruto game, definitely a Must Have for PSP and Naruto fanatics.
If you didn't play the first Ultimate Ninja Heroes title, you missed out on a solid fighting game that used 3D character models on a 2D combat plane, featuring lots of jumping, dashing and ninja techniques. Well, Phantom Fortress appears to be an expanded edition of the original title with new modes, characters and a few stages to boot. People who didn't play the original games will certainly benefit from this title.
If you played the fist Ultimate Ninja Heroes, this appears to be the exact same game from what we've seen (besides the new additions). A few modes appear to have been removed, including Promotion Test and Parameter Power-up, but otherwise the content is untouched. Characters, special moves, stages, music and overall game structure are all just about identical across the original title and its sequel. The biggest, most notable addition that has been made is the new Mugenjo mode, which adds a full story-driven campaign to the experience.
An improved version of the first release of the Naruto game, definitely a Must Have for PSP and Naruto fanatics.
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