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  • jenova_9
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    NEW SCAN! yay!



    here's the link if you dont see it


    UPDATE



    yay!





    lots of gameplay screenshots

    Last edited by jenova_9; 05-23-2010, 11:47 PM.

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  • jenova_9
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    squeee!! FALL 2010!!!!!!!!!!! looks like for US release that early! I wonder if we even get it before Japan like before?

    NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. – News

    Santa Clara, Calif., (Feb. 23, 2010) – Another storm is brewing as NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. announced today that it will be releasing NARUTO™ SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM 2 for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and the PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system. Based on the popular NARUTO SHIPPUDEN animated series from VIZ Media, LLC, the game will drum up a squall of new features and enhancements, an extensive character roster as well as incredible visuals that are sure to please fans and gamers alike. NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM 2 is scheduled to be released throughout North America in fall 2010.



    “With NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM 2, we are continuing our legacy of providing the most authentic ninja action experience, for which the Ultimate Ninja series is known, and are excited to bring this larger-than-life game to both the PlayStation 3 system and Xbox 360,” said Todd Thorson, director of marketing and public relations with NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. “This latest iteration not only improves upon the series’ signature gameplay, but further propels the NARUTO SHIPPUDEN interactive universe to greater heights with new features and unprecedented visual detail.”



    Developed by CyberConnect2, NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM 2 faithfully recreates the anime series and fully immerses players in the mythical ninja world with new expansive environments, missions, battle systems and gameplay modes. Taking players through the NARUTO SHIPPUDEN story arc, daring ninja warriors must strategically recruit the right support characters to ensure victory against any and all opponents. With the winning combination, players can easily unleash bigger and more explosive Team Special Techniques to obliterate enemies who stand in the way.



    With more than 40 characters to choose from, engaging in bigger and more epic cinematic boss battles has never been this intense. Players will encounter a host of Akatsuki ninja in the game and, in a shocking story twist, see Sasuke wearing Akatsuki gear. With its signature battles, interactive environments, original Japanese voiceovers and a host of unlockable items, NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM 2 is a tornado of fierce ninja action that cannot be missed.



    For more information on the game, please visit NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. – Home or Hokage's Room: Official Fan Community for NARUTO Video Games by NAMCO BANDAI Games America, Inc.. The NARUTO SHIPPUDEN animated series is currently airing on Disney XD. For more information on NARUTO, and to view free streaming episodes of NARUTO SHIPPUDEN, please visit NARUTO-ƒiƒ‹ƒg-‚Ç‚Á‚Æ‚±‚Þ.

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  • jenova_9
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    ONLINE CONFIRMED it really now has a chance of being worth full purchase

    even if it has KOFXII wonky netcode, there will still be good connection matches to be worth adding them to friends list to fill up one's selection of compatible opponents!

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  • Armando
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    I've played 3rd Strike before. I got nothing but blisters on my hand from trying to execute what should have been really basic crap.
    Arcade sticks. They're what most fighting games are designed for. Now I can understand that a lot of people don't play fighters seriously enough to warrant the purchase, but really, it's like using Crayola brand coloring pencils and then complaining about colored pencils not being any good for art.
    You had a light, medium, heavy, and second character attack, and that was mostly what you needed to know
    That's highly debatable, since you wouldn't know how to Baroque, Mega Crash, tag in during aerial raves (not sure what that's called) or do supers with both characters at the same time.

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  • jenova_9
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    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBx4Xw_mHko"]YouTube- Naruto: Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2: Debut Trailer[/ame]

    new trailer!!!

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  • Yellow Mage
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    Originally posted by cidbahamut View Post
    Spend some time sparring with some friends, you'd be surprised how much easier it is to pick up when you're facing off against another person.
    Originally posted by cidbahamut View Post
    3rd Strike was the most accessible thing since sliced bread.

    I hated fighting games for the longest time. They were always frustrating for me, getting my ass handed to me by some moveset I couldn't figure out. 3rd Strike changed that for me.
    These just seem incredibly unbelievable to me. I've played 3rd Strike before. I got nothing but blisters on my hand from trying to execute what should have been really basic crap.

    Really, concerning non-Smash Bros. fighting games (because, IMO, Smash Bros. is ultimately as intuitive as fighting games can get, barring a few arcane upper-echelon Melee mechanics), Tatsunoko vs. Capcom seemed a crapload more intuitive to me (I've played it before on someone else's modded Wii). You had a light, medium, heavy, and second character attack, and that was mostly what you needed to know (maybe some stuff you could do with the shoulder buttons as well, like Advance Guard, or attacking whilst charging up the Mega Buster for Volnutt). I'm pretty sure once it gets over here with a freaking manual I can read it could only get better!

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  • jenova_9
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    that's okay I don't like the selection anyway.

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  • cidbahamut
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    Parrying isn't hard Jen. It sounds to me like it's more a problem with you being able to play the game than a flaw with the game's mechanics. Spend some time sparring with some friends, you'd be surprised how much easier it is to pick up when you're facing off against another person.

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  • jenova_9
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    well parrying is too hard to me. ya I can parry fireballs from distance, but it's still very annoying when you commit to a move, and you are helpless because people who are better at parrying are virtually invincible. It makes even special moves useless and it makes matches even more one sided to me.

    Super SF2Turbo and SFIV had a better balance of defense and counters without turning into a brick wall. If someone parries a kick that can send someone to the hospital, they should feel some pain. :p

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  • cidbahamut
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    Really? Are you serious? 3rd Strike was the most accessible thing since sliced bread.

    I hated fighting games for the longest time. They were always frustrating for me, getting my ass handed to me by some moveset I couldn't figure out. 3rd Strike changed that for me. The parry system was an intuitive way to reverse an offensive push on the fly. It was hard to get the timing at first yes, but the whole system made a lot of sense and allowed me a lot more freedom on the battlefield. The parry system also made the game a bit more balanced at low to mid level play. Tournament players are still going to be choosing Yun and Ken until the cows come home, but for people who don't make it to that level of play Parry offers a way to even the playing field a bit.

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  • jenova_9
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    parrying ruined street fighter. Yes it is flashy and nice seeing the pros do it in tournaments, but overall, it made the
    game less accessible and rewarded turtles too much.

    It would have worked better if it worked like clashing in KOFXII. both would receive a little damage, but it would push both away from each other so it doesn't get abused by one player.

    But apparently people like any advantage over their opponent, which is why Marvel vs. Capcom 2 is still popular today. -.-;

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  • cidbahamut
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    Originally posted by Tickmeoff View Post
    More like content with hit-confirmed footsies to super am I right? I liked 3rd Strike too (especially Elena. sweet, delicious dark-skinned Elena) but parrying is broken as hell.
    I dunno about that. Parry was what really made the game a blast for me. It meant my friends and I could always try to weasel our way out of taking a hit or combo. It also meant fireball spam became a lot more manageable.

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  • Tickmeoff
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    Originally posted by cidbahamut View Post
    I guess I'll just stick to 3rd Strike and be content with perfection.
    More like content with hit-confirmed footsies to super am I right? I liked 3rd Strike too (especially Elena. sweet, delicious dark-skinned Elena) but parrying is broken as hell.

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  • jenova_9
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    aaaah! that's an opinion! :p

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  • cidbahamut
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    The gameplay looks fairly unintuitive, even for a 3D fighter. I guess I'll just stick to 3rd Strike and be content with perfection.

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