Gambus Kahn Writes: My first exposure to the world of Naruto was in a video game store, strangely enough. I remember seeing all of these teenage boys sporting head bands with the emblem of a leaf right on their forehead. Later, I would see all kinds of Naruto products in the form or import Gamecube games, manga, and even an anime series. At first, even I was swept up by the Naruto manga and had even purchased some of the books and anime. However, after Naruto became the butt of anime jokes, due to the tragic localization of the anime, it was time to bail out.
Gaming Excellence: For the most hyperactive ninja in the world, it would make sense for him to have quite the hyperactive game. Naruto really isn't one to go slow-paced. It is always full-steam all the time. He burns bright and he burns fast. His latest DS title showcases his energetic nature. Naruto Shippuden: Naruto vs. Sasuke is a fast-paced DS title to play.
Ahmed writes: "It seems like anime is everywhere these days. From what once was a niche market for a small group of geeks within geeks, it’s exploded in popularity and you can see its influence in every game store when you browse. And one of the most popular is Masashi Kishimoto’s creation, Naruto. The series has become a juggernaut, with anime, manga, movies and games. And here’s the latest handheld game in the franchise. Is it any good? Well…"
gamrReview writes: 'And the award for most nonsensical title ever goes to…'
"Naruto Shippuden: Naruto VS. Sasuke (try to say that 6 times fast)"
Aha! I couldn't do it. XD
