Call in one of your Supports and, most likely, their attack will break you free. I've found this really helpful when my fighter was unable to move because of some jutsu. These are two characters you choose at the onset of the fight that can pop in and perform a move. Ultimate Ninja Storm also introduces Support Characters. Things like chakra pickups, a multitude of items to use (though the in-fight objects that give you those items seem to be gone) and the sheer energy of the fights all translate into the third dimension really well. Well, the great thing is the game carries over quite a few of the unique features of the previous games in this line. I was seriously worried that Ultimate Ninja Storm would feel like every other 3D fighter out there. At this point, I can't really tell you which Dragon Ball Z games had which characters or features, or which Soul Calibur's had which special fighters. Quite frankly, most 3D fighting games really blend together for me. So when I heard that Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm would pull the series into 3D, I was worried. I've liked the 2D fighting style with multiple planes to give the game some more depth. The Ultimate Ninja line has always been a personal favorite as far as the Naruto license is concerned. It's the details that really help this game out. What I really enjoyed were the pre-fight comments made between characters that have a history (especially if you choose the right support characters). And, as license fans have come to expect, the voicework is done by the American actors as well. As you would expect, the music comes straight from the series, so all of the very iconic, energetic tunes come through loud and clear. Sound is also really strong in Ultimate Ninja Storm. The cel-shaded characters and environment take from the show perfectly, and even some of the series' unique looks like puffs of smoke, jutsu and substitutions look like they do in the anime, so major kudos there. In fact, with the possible exception of the Xbox 360 Naruto game ( Rise of a Ninja and the soon to be released The Broken Bond), this is the best looking Naruto game to date.

This being the first Naruto PS3 game, I wasn't surprised by this fact, but it still blew me away. When I first saw Ultimate Ninja Storm, all I could think was how amazing it looked. Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm is the Ultimate Ninja series' first foray into the 3D fighting genre, and it does so in a very promising way.

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