Canadian Online Gamers: "Though it has its moments, Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 misses the mark. Although the campaign mode is fun at times, its lackluster cutscenes and slow exploration leave much to be desired. The flashy combat looks great, and much of the game contains goodies that fans of the series will really enjoy. The lack of innovation is disappointing to me this time around, and I felt as though the game had a lot of potential, but instead it was filled with missed opportunities. The most hardcore fans may be able to sit through the story. This is an installment for the fans that love everything Naruto – others will have a hard time sticking this one out. For the average gamer, not enough is offered in a manner that would keep their interest."
Bandai Namco will release a Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Collection for PlayStation 3 on February 2016 in Europe, the Middle-East, Australasia, and Africa, the publisher announced.
The collection will include Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm, Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2, and Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 Full Burst.
They dont want to put extra effort ($) into the oldergames.
The money made off of this will support deelopment for the upcoming season pass.
If it was for PS4 that would be amazing. Play through the whole story on 1 system!
Recently just bought 2 at GS for $6 and ordered 1 for $17 off eBay, so even if this did come to NA I am to invested to get this.
GamesRadar - Video games are known for letting us mere mortals wield ludicrous amounts of power. You are the Master Chief, the Free Man, or the Chosen One, destined to save mankind and somesuch. Over the course of your journey, you unlock increasingly spectacular weapons and abilities. A crowbar gets replaced by a rocket launcher, a puny fireball becomes a gigantic meteor. Eventually, however, things get a little out of hand.
IGN - Like all the cool special edition PS4s, Japan keeps the best anime video games for itself. Unless it’s from a super popular series like Dragon Ball Z or Naruto, then there’s sadly little chance of games based on anime making it to North America. If a game does receive an official translation, it’s usually several months to years after the initial Japanese release, such as with J-Stars Victory VS+.
Even so, a few gems have made it to North America over the years. Whether you're a huge anime fan or just a gamer looking for some stylish action, you can't go wrong with these 8 awesome anime adaptations.
Oh ok, I'm going to read the review before blowing up to see if his/her reason are valid enough...
Edit: This is the same stuff that someone said about Storm 2, "For the average gamer" who doesn't like Naruto. I can't argue against that because I am a fan of Naruto and owned every entry to this series. This is the best one out of all of them except for a few exceptions.
I like these types of reviews but why so negative?