Naruto Shippuden: Ninja Destiny 3 NDS

Naruto Shippuden: Ninja Destiny 3 is the next installment of a series of fighting games set in the Naruto universe by Masashi Kishimoto. This particular game focuses on Shippuden part, where the heroes grew up and became teenagers. Naruto's enemies have also grown up, but in strength and are more dangerous than ever before. The previous parts, Ninja Destiny and Ninja Destiny 2, turned out to be big hits among fans of the original comic book.

Plot

Teenage Naruto Uzumaki starts his fight against the dangerous Akatsuki organization, to which Itachi, Sasuke Uchiha's brother, belongs. This group of wanted criminals wants to gather all the Tailed beasts, including the Nine Tail Demon-Fox sealed in Naruto, and with their help take control over the world. The young ninja has to fight the powerful shinobi known from the original: Itachi, Deidara, Tobi or Kisame, but also with himself, because the Nine Tail Fox lurking in his soul waits for a chance to take full control over his teenage "carrier".

Mechanics

Naruto Shippuden: Ninja Destiny series was released exclusively on NDS consoles. We can play as one of 28 playable characters (including Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura, Gaara, Kakashi, and Rock Lee) and fight duels in full 3D. The creators have made sure that each character from the manga, their attacks, and skills are transferred to the game as well as possible. Animations of the heroes' movements are fluid, which adds dynamism to the clashes.

Game modes

In single-player story mode, Naruto has to deal with Akatsuki and protect the Tailed Beasts from being captured by Itachi and his team. This part of the game introduces new attacks and develops the character's skills in line with the development of action in the manga, and the player can, over time, transform Naruto into Kurama demon, as well as fight Sasuke in his Cursed Seal state. Tournament mode allows you to fight freely - you can fight against a computer or another player (a multiplayer variant via a wireless link).

Last updated on 14 February 2017