The developers have clearly taken a great deal of time to create a truly authentic Naruto experience and have captured the ambience of each region and unique area perfectly.
One thing that stands out above all else within this title is the art style Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 was produced back in 2010 and despite this, if this were released in present days gaming landscape it would still look more than respectable. On occasion, these can sometimes feel forced to pair two characters off against one and other but you can forgive this in a pinch. The plot follows the narrative surrounding Naruto and Sasuke within the anime and stays true to the source material while keeping it feeling fresh with subtle changes and interesting subplots. Plus, it offers more than enough exposition to give players all they need to follow the plot. Though, even if you aren’t a fan, the storyline is fun and engaging regardless.
Whilst the other half is focused on adventure and offering an authentic world and storyline that is not only canon to the anime but also fleshes out the story with new events and characters. Half of the title focuses on tight controls and balanced fighting mechanics. Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 is divided equally in its focus.
