Grant Patterson writes:
"I used to be mean-spirited as hell when I was younger, and I used to point and laugh at Naruto fans. I thought that the series was pure shonen garbage, just another enemy-of-the-week annoyance where the power of friendship won the day and non-permanent death removed any genuine emotional weight. Because of this, I held the series' fans in utter contempt while I went along my merry way watching edgier, more complex and mature anime. That all changed when my nephew got the first Xbox 360 Naruto game from Ubisoft, Naruto: Rise of a Ninja. I played through it and had a blast doing so, and through that game, I started to learn about the series' world and the characters that inhabited it. It's essentially Harry Potter, except replace "wizard" with "ninjas," add a lot more bodies dropping, and a dash of politics.
Soon, I was reading the manga alongside my nephew, week to week, fully engaged in a tale that was everything I thought it was, only far better than what little credit I originally gave it. Flash forward to 2016, and here I am having already played all of the Naruto games that have been released for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, and fully ready to review Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 on the PlayStation 4. It's the conclusion to the titular character's story arc, and it's being sent off with a package that befits one of the most legendary — and rightfully so — shonen series of all time."
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4, Soulcalibur VI, Blasphemous
All playable from tomorrow, May 3.
Blasphemous is a fantastic game. It has that Souls type storyline, very dark with a despair type atmosphere.
Another month and not much for me. Blasphemous ill try but no interest in the other 2.
Dont hate check my comment history.
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Why are you surprised? The service is going to be combined with the higher Tier PS+ subs from now on, of course they will better maintain it from now on
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