For one, there is a tag-team system where you can switch between two characters, for another there are a few new types of fight styles available.
For some reason, she has a grudge against her former village, and would like to see it turned to rubble.Ĭlash of Ninja Revolution 2 introduces a few new features to the line. Naruto and a couple of others that don't seem to be under the spell start attempting to snap the others out of it, but soon discover that its all the work of a former Leaf Village Anbu operative and her minions. Their aggression levels are high and they are definitely getting friend confused with foe. It seems that some of the fighters are deciding to turn on the others. Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution 2's Story mode has the villagers behaving rather oddly. The voices have an odd, metallic twang to them making the voices sound off and distracting at times. Of course, if this followed the show's story, then followers of the series would have an idea of what was going on, but since it's a new tale, then it can be an issue. During cutscenes, the music overpowers the voices so its often hard to know what exactly is being said.
Areas like on top of the Hokage's house, the Forest of Death and The Final Valley where Naruto and Sasuke had their face off all look pretty close to the way they did in the series. I even liked the look of the new characters like the two Anbu Black operatives, Towa and Komachi. Visually speaking, the game isn't bad at all, especially considering the Wii's lower graphical capabilities when compared to the PS3 or Xbox 360. Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution 2 is not only the second Clash of Ninja game for the Wii, but the second American exclusive game as well, and this time, instead of following the show's storyline, the game introduces a new story placed after Sasuke leaves the village.
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