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- Naruto: The Broken Bond
- X360
- Published by Ubisoft
- Developed by Ubisoft Montreal
- French release: Available
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That shows some more combat+cutscene after the point where the demo ends. Just look at the characters, the movements, the grabbing of the hokages , the talking... all seem so quick without subtle movement and smoothness.
Still very robotic, wich is a tad dissapointing: like showing us a raw diamond, they could still improve on with a little more effort... buy some japanese animators.
It´s very nice to listen tracks from the anime (Preview part 2 says all, that track was incredible on the first naruto season)
Nice to listen the original japanese voices too.
Graphics are a little bit better, and combat seems to be more worked. I didn´t like Rise of a Ninja, but the second part... maybe I´ll give it a try.
I will get both Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm and Naruto The Broken Bond!
The character model is not so good i this game tho, but i will still get it:D
I like it!
I will get both Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm and Naruto The Broken Bond!
The character model is not so good i this game tho, but i will still get it:D
But I concur, to a full-fledge experience its best to play TBB and it will probably be the "better game" once you get the full picture as the gametrailers review of UNS shows it faults.
But for a casual buddy versus playtime, there is no doubt: UNS all teh way.
One strage thing i read was that TBB has rights to the shows OST in some way, so the music we see on the demo "Orochimaru Theme - Naruto OST I" is said to be exclusive to TBB and so on with all, or some other tunes. We can see in these blimblim videos that TBB is full with the show's emblematic music, but does it stop UNS from getting the same treatment?
If so why, because it adds very much to the atmosphere of the game to have the official ost.
Nop, it's almost the same shit, try to see 720p footage... probably some more work and detail in the shading and facial shadowing in UNS, but it is almost the same crap. The big diference is almost exclusive to animation in terms of visual quality.
But I concur, to a full-fledge experience its best to play TBB and it will probably be the "better game" once you get the full picture as the gametrailers review of UNS shows it faults.
But for a casual buddy versus playtime, there is no doubt: UNS all teh way.
One strage thing i read was that TBB has rights to the shows OST in some way, so the music we see on the demo "Orochimaru Theme - Naruto OST I" is said to be exclusive to TBB and so on with all, or some other tunes. We can see in these blimblim videos that TBB is full with the show's emblematic music, but does it stop UNS from getting the same treatment?
If so why, because it adds very much to the atmosphere of the game to have the official ost.
And the music in UNS is awesome, and the graphic looks like you are playing the anime thats adds very much to the atmosphere to.
The character model is better in UNS.
Both games will be awesome, and the review have nothing to do whed how you like the game or not, people are diffrent.
Some people like UNS better then TBB and some people like TBB better then UNS.
As i seid i will get both beuause both are to awesome Naruto game!
But really guys, you should be happy that Ubisoft is bringing these games to the U.S at all.
But really guys, you should be happy that Ubisoft is bringing these games to the U.S at all.