Legend Of Sasuke Ninja Storm 4

A battle was taking place at night on a desolate seaside beach between Sunagakure ninja and soldiers wearing bulky suits of armour. Despite their best efforts, the Sand ninja are slowly overwhelmed by the sheer strength of their mysterious opponents.

The timely arrival of reinforcements, turn the tide of battle,slicing apart a suit of armour with his puppet,Sasuke dispatching a large number of enemies with his signature Sand Waterfall Imperial Funeral.

However, when Sasuke orders the Sand-nin to shine a flare at the retreating enemies, a large warship is revealed, with its own arsenal of heavy weapons, much to the Sand shinobi's shock and curiosity of its appearance. The ship then opens fire with its guns, and Sasuke sand armour barely manages to protect his comrades as its artillery shells relentlessly pounded the beach.

The sticks to the core gameplay tenets of the series, offering a massive roster of characters from across the sprawling Narutimate saga and pitting you in one-on-one battles in a free-roaming arena against another ninja.

Actually, it’s more like three-on-three this time around: while you could have partners to assist you in previous games in the series, now you can assemble a team of three characters and swap between them as you please in mid-battle. Unlike most other team-based fighters, however, all characters share the same lifebar.

As a free-roaming fighter, there’s a lot you can do. Movement utilizes the left analog stick and the jump button, allowing you to dance around the field with your speedy ninja moves and close in for the kill when necessary. You can even do ninja wall-runs this time around in some arenas. To damage your foe, you can make use of throwing weapons for low-damage ranged attacks, basic ground and air combos, throws, and special ninja techniques that utilize your chakra gauge. Managing your chakra is very important, since many of your special abilities depend on it: you can charge it manually--which leaves you vulnerable--build it through exchanging blows, or pick up some chakra balls that drop when your foe is down.

Te gigantic roster with numerous variations on characters should clue you in to that fact pretty fast--but for what it is, it’s fun. Characters control well, have varied and interesting abilities, and zipping around while launching crazy ninja attacks feels incredibly satisfying. Since every character has the same basic control scheme, you won’t have to worry about memorizing a specific command list every time you want to try out someone new. This isn’t a game you’d want to play as a serious competitive title, but for messing around, doing cool stuff, and pulling victory from the claws of defeat with an absurdly powerful special attack, it’s quite entertaining.