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The online mode, again, fares slightly better than in Storm 2, featuring a range of options like ranked and free battles.

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Unfortunately, Storm 3 on Switch does not allow for single Joy-Con play therefore, each player will need their own dual-set of Joy-Con (or a Pro Controller) as each button performs actions within the game. This builds upon an already simplistic control system that uses one-button combos. While this was present in the earlier titles, the move was much harder to pull off, but now one can duck out of a combo midway through to avoid having too much damage inflicted.

Moreover, the fighting mechanics have also slightly evolved from Storm 2 - primarily the ability to use up to four substitution-jutsus to get out of a combo. The areas in the adventure mode perhaps don't look as impressive as the fighters themselves, which is a slight disappointment, but this is all forgiven when there are 81 fighters included, with each one looking fantastic.Īs Storm 3 features the full DLC package ( Full Burst), it also adds in some additional support characters and costumes over the original.

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Graphically, this holds up better than the other two Storm games released on Nintendo Switch, and plays without any real lag in handheld mode or TV mode. Although there are many cut-scenes that just drag on without any player involvement whatsoever, for those not wanting to skip through, then be prepared for some quite lengthy scenes upwards of 10-15 minutes each between some fights. The extravagant Quick-Time Event cut-scenes are still present and are mightily impressive, allowing gamers to feel immersed within the action.

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It boasts large battles and scenes from other main characters, and, better yet, the Switch version contains all the DLC from the get-go, which add additional chapters and fights into the story mode, giving players a sense of variety that the other games in the series lacked. Storm 2 also experimented with taking the action away from Naruto himself to other characters in the anime and this continues this trend in extraordinary fashion. This is a pure example of 'less is more' as the free roaming between missions and plot points became incredibly arduous in the previous instalment, so it is totally refreshing that this almost does away with this. The player now only has to run through a small number of areas to get to the next fight, and these sections rarely serve any purpose other than to save and buy items from the merchants. Ultimate Adventure continues with the fixed-camera, open-world gameplay, however, the free roaming sequences have been condensed considerably. Once the opening animation is complete, the story picks up where Storm 2 left off at the Five Kage summit. The opening prequel introduces players to the main antagonist of Storm 3 and serves as a great introduction for those unfamiliar with the Naruto-lexicon. The story in Ultimate Adventure opens with an epic fight against the Nine Tails, which sets itself as a prequel to the original Naruto arc. This shares the same presentation style as the previous games, including similar looking menus, icons, and game modes, and comprises of three main modes Ultimate Adventure, Free Battle, and Online.