#NARUTO THE BROKEN BOND REVIEW FREE#

The gameplay of Storm is way better than RoaN and BB in general. It's the poor and often uninspired mission. Now with the help of his friends, Naruto must confront Sasuke and save him before its too late. Forced to relive bitter memories, Narutos best friend Sasuke strikes out on a self-destructive quest for power. It's too bad, because the core of Broken Bond is great. Building on the success of NARUTO: Rise of a Ninja, this new action adventure takes the story to a deeper level within the NARUTO Universe. The story is somewhat skimmed over and the adventuring portions can get repetitive and frustrating. You're only talking about story mode here. Add to that a considerable amount of backtracking and some of the missions become frustrating. The Broken Bond isnвЂ™t a huge advancement for the Naruto franchise, but it does a fair job of matching battles and missions with the proper plot points. Most of the games that you mentioned don't have this feature, which makes them pretty linear.Д«ut there were much more features, that made this two games thousand times better than all the Bandai stuff. You could even climb all buildings, if you liked to.

#NARUTO THE BROKEN BOND REVIEW FREE#

Rise of a Ninja and Broken Bond were the only Naruto games, that had completely free roaming in the story mode. I would be interested to see if anyone else thinks this way (wanting a port and them being amazballs), but I guess I didn't find them that good if Uzimaki Chronicles has better memories than those 2, and that was not a very good game XD I own both, I can turn around and look at them sitting in my game case, but where they really that good? Naruto the Broken Bond Microsoft X-Box 360 original used game disc, 4 player adventure, Teen, NTSC, cleaned, tested, warranty, reviews, buy online. Serving as the sequel to Naruto: Rise of a Ninja, The Broken Bond will pick up where the previous game left off (episode 81) and focus on Naruto, Neji, Kiba. Naruto: The Broken Bond Review The fighting modes deliver some excitement, but the adventure loses its way with too many boring fetch quests and repetitive environmental puzzles.

Originally posted by Happy Fun Cat:I don't have many memories of Rise of a Ninja or Broken Bond.

Naruto the broken bond review