Naruto Shippuden: Shinobi Rumble

[Demon_Skeith]

Atlus U.S.A., Inc. today announced that NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Shinobi Rumble for Nintendo DS has kicked, jabbed, and pummeled its way into stores across North America. NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Shinobi Rumble is distributed under agreement with Tomy Corp. and with VIZ Media, LLC.

NARUTO SHIPPUDEN superstars collide in the series' most over-the-top handheld fighting game yet! Fight as Naruto, Sasuke, and your other favorite characters using an exciting, easy-to-learn battle system full of acrobatics and ground-shaking combos. In addition to a personal story mode for each of the game's 16 fighters, nearly two dozen overarching story fights, an assortment of secret missions, and a wealth of unlockable content offer tremendous variety, replay value, and fun! The ultimate portable NARUTO SHIPPUDEN fighting game has arrived!

For more information about NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Shinobi Rumble for Nintendo DS, visit the website: www.atlus.com/narutosr.

Fans looking for more NARUTO SHIPPUDEN adventures can also check out NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Dragon Blade Chronicles for Wii (www.atlus.com/narutodbc) and NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Naruto vs. Sasuke for Nintendo DS (www.atlus.com/narutonvs).

For more information on NARUTO SHIPPUDEN, and to view subtitled uncut episodes (rated 'T+' for Older Teens), please visit the official website at www.Naruto.com. The TV version of NARUTO SHIPPUDEN can be viewed on Disney XD every Wednesday (rated TV-PG). Uncut subtitled episodes can also be viewed on www.VIZAnime.com and Hulu, and dubbed downloadable episodes are also available on iTunes, PlayStation Network, Xbox LIVE, and Amazon Video On Demand.

About NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Shinobi Rumble (Nintendo DS)
With smooth controls, devastating combos, and numerous special abilities, Shinobi Rumble lets you fight your foes in the air or on the ground. How long can you juggle your enemy with your attacks? Tackle a 21-chapter narrative or choose one of 16 fighters--including favorites like Naruto and Sasuke--and guide them through their own stories and an assortment of secret missions. With each victory, unlock new characters, stages, and Secret Techniques! Compete against your friends in Wireless Battle mode for up to four players (local wireless, multi-card only).

NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Shinobi Rumble has been rated "T" for Teen (with Cartoon Violence, Mild Blood, Mild Language, and Mild Suggestive Themes) by the ESRB.

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[GracefulAssassin]

I might get it. Anime games lost their touch, although I still like the RPG's, and the games like Storm 2.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

I think this is a just a cheap throw together anime game.

 

[GracefulAssassin]

I think this is a just a cheap throw together anime game.

Like almost all of Naruto games. >_>

 

[Demon_Skeith]

Like almost all of DBZ games. >_>

fixed.

 

[GracefulAssassin]

fixed.

Stop fixing my posts! I like DBZ games; the fighting games, GBA games, and some of the RPG's. Naruto games are low in quality, and has few games. Ultimate Ninja, RPG's for the DS, and that's it. Too many shit games. Same with Bleach and One Piece; they should stop with anime games.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

oh come on! DBZ games are the same expect more characters are added. DBZ could be called pokemon. but naruto games offer something different with each game.

 

[GracefulAssassin]

oh come on! DBZ games are the same expect more characters are added. DBZ could be called pokemon. but naruto games offer something different with each game.

Hypocrite AND a fanboy. Naruto does the same thing, but a lot of the games are redundant and stupid. At least DBZ has different gameplay and new additions in each game. And the DBZ RPG's are way better than the Naruto ones, especially the GBA DBZ games.