Sono
I played on wii.
The only bad thing i have to say abt this game its how bad the game responses to the Wii remote.
Zelda with a dark aesthetic was a great and memorable change. Truly a great piece of fiction and world.
The only bad thing i have to say abt this game its how bad the game responses to the Wii remote.
Zelda with a dark aesthetic was a great and memorable change. Truly a great piece of fiction and world.
2005
Horrible game, worst game i probably i've played
Sengoku Basara 3 is a great musou game. The characters are unique, charismatic and cool. EN voice acting is great but the JPN really does stand out.
Stages in general are great, some are a pain to replay but can be avoided.
Stages in general are great, some are a pain to replay but can be avoided.
2008
This game is lots of fun. I had a blast on singleplayer
Probably my favorite Sengoku Basara game. I love this game.
The roster is the best of the series. Every character has 3diff outfits, 8diff weapons and 3 diff acessories to equip.
Playing this game after the newer ones sure feels outdated but its the purest form of Sengoku Basara. Having only 2 skills to choose from is an example of it. Playing this after the sequels feels refreshing, you really take full advantage of the square attack and that's something you really dont do on the sequels.
You have alot of content to experience, alot of nice designed stages, game modes and a tournament mode to really challenge urself and get the best weapons for you fav character.
After all of this, this game has a flaw. Conquest mode is poorly done. With so many stage diversity the conquest mode is always recycling the same stages, so if you want to conquest be ready to play the same stages over again.
P.s: Character illustrations are wonderful and unique
The roster is the best of the series. Every character has 3diff outfits, 8diff weapons and 3 diff acessories to equip.
Playing this game after the newer ones sure feels outdated but its the purest form of Sengoku Basara. Having only 2 skills to choose from is an example of it. Playing this after the sequels feels refreshing, you really take full advantage of the square attack and that's something you really dont do on the sequels.
You have alot of content to experience, alot of nice designed stages, game modes and a tournament mode to really challenge urself and get the best weapons for you fav character.
After all of this, this game has a flaw. Conquest mode is poorly done. With so many stage diversity the conquest mode is always recycling the same stages, so if you want to conquest be ready to play the same stages over again.
P.s: Character illustrations are wonderful and unique
I know i finish this game but i don't actually remember if i ended up enjoying alot. The nice thing was the roster since it added more espadas and even a filler character. I have a small sensation that the gameplay was a bit over the place but i cant remember.
I dreamed of this game when i was a kid. I grew up, finally played and realized its a step down. This game isn't really a direct sequel to Ultimate Ninja 5 but takes the name so i will consider it.
Story mode is horrible. The only good thing is you can choose any character you unlocked. But the side-scrolling story mode doesn't work. Its repetitive and annoying.
Combat its basically the same as Ultimate Ninja 5 but with less moves. The special combos the character can do together is very cool but Ultimate Ninja 5 also did it.
The only good reason i see for playing this game its to try the new characters in the Ultimate Ninja system and new stages. They have an interesting and unique roster in this game but you don't really have much content to play with if not for free mode and left out stages of story mode.
Only if this game was not a psp exclusive and builded up on the ultimate Ninja 5 steps it would be the perfect naruto game in that era. In the minimum this game should've had more content.
Story mode is horrible. The only good thing is you can choose any character you unlocked. But the side-scrolling story mode doesn't work. Its repetitive and annoying.
Combat its basically the same as Ultimate Ninja 5 but with less moves. The special combos the character can do together is very cool but Ultimate Ninja 5 also did it.
The only good reason i see for playing this game its to try the new characters in the Ultimate Ninja system and new stages. They have an interesting and unique roster in this game but you don't really have much content to play with if not for free mode and left out stages of story mode.
Only if this game was not a psp exclusive and builded up on the ultimate Ninja 5 steps it would be the perfect naruto game in that era. In the minimum this game should've had more content.
The open world is fine but lacks a story mode.
The new system were you can only select between ultimate, awakening or support is horrible. Worst thing they made in this franchise, that alone makes the game way worse than any other in the frachise.
The new system were you can only select between ultimate, awakening or support is horrible. Worst thing they made in this franchise, that alone makes the game way worse than any other in the frachise.
This sequel elevates everything from the past game, except content.
The gameplay is completely refined, one of the best combat systems in a musou game. You can connect every single move, it is so smooth and satisfying comboing in many diff ways.
Graphics are great, this games looks amazing and completely honors the original material.
But this game has a big flaw : Content.
Replayability is pretty low, the side content is poor compared to the prequel and they left out half of the story and characters out.
This game dream log is now named Treasure log and instead of a map you have a menu. So far it isn't that bad but then you realize the stages are just kinda repeting themselfs and foward the levels you get stuck to the same characters cause the rest its just too weak to complete. You also get to a point were the bosses are just sponges and you can waste alot of time on them.
I love character trees in a musou game, but in this game its kinda of a pain; Its expensive and you get to a point were you cant upgrade new characters and try them in the harder stages. All you can do is play the already powered characters to try new content. And since this treasure log is boring you really don't have any reason to play the easiest stages and try new characters.
Another grip i have is the characters uniqueness. All characters are unique and thats all we could ask but there is a obvious unbalance between them. Some character feel complete and great to use, others feel cluncky and have less moveset. Its weird how you can see 2 diff characters of the same type but one of them has way less button moveset, it doesnt make sense and just feel lazy.
In conclusion, it is still a great game. The bosses mechanics are a nice addition even thought they transform into sponges. Combat system is one of the greatest. Roster is still great plus dlc. The story still had nice moments. But this game fails on the content.
The gameplay is completely refined, one of the best combat systems in a musou game. You can connect every single move, it is so smooth and satisfying comboing in many diff ways.
Graphics are great, this games looks amazing and completely honors the original material.
But this game has a big flaw : Content.
Replayability is pretty low, the side content is poor compared to the prequel and they left out half of the story and characters out.
This game dream log is now named Treasure log and instead of a map you have a menu. So far it isn't that bad but then you realize the stages are just kinda repeting themselfs and foward the levels you get stuck to the same characters cause the rest its just too weak to complete. You also get to a point were the bosses are just sponges and you can waste alot of time on them.
I love character trees in a musou game, but in this game its kinda of a pain; Its expensive and you get to a point were you cant upgrade new characters and try them in the harder stages. All you can do is play the already powered characters to try new content. And since this treasure log is boring you really don't have any reason to play the easiest stages and try new characters.
Another grip i have is the characters uniqueness. All characters are unique and thats all we could ask but there is a obvious unbalance between them. Some character feel complete and great to use, others feel cluncky and have less moveset. Its weird how you can see 2 diff characters of the same type but one of them has way less button moveset, it doesnt make sense and just feel lazy.
In conclusion, it is still a great game. The bosses mechanics are a nice addition even thought they transform into sponges. Combat system is one of the greatest. Roster is still great plus dlc. The story still had nice moments. But this game fails on the content.
Combat system was so boring, all it take was to swing the remote. It just didn't felt right to me. The roster was good but that's it, the combat was so boring
Was an interesting take on Naruto but bad. Gameplay was clunky and story boring. Completed and never touched it again
Honestly pretty good game. I will consider this game a musou.
Story mode was good. You had alot to do and unlock.
Character roster was also good, characters felt different and could be equipped with cards that would change their skills and such. Having the possibility to customize a character gameplay is always a nice touch for replayability.
Huge replayability with alot of side content
Conclusion, i don't really have alot of bad things to say. If i had to pick something would be the repetitiveness and empty stages.
Story mode was good. You had alot to do and unlock.
Character roster was also good, characters felt different and could be equipped with cards that would change their skills and such. Having the possibility to customize a character gameplay is always a nice touch for replayability.
Huge replayability with alot of side content
Conclusion, i don't really have alot of bad things to say. If i had to pick something would be the repetitiveness and empty stages.
This game was the dream game when i was a kid.
Now im an adult and i still have fun with it. The battle is fun, sometimes clunky, but you get used to it and really can take advantage of it.
The Roster is pretty good for the time, it had every major character from the last Grand Battle games except 3 (Aokiji, Hina and Foxy)
This game Story mode is called Adventure mode and its fun for what it is. You start with one member and go from island to island doing missions and progressing the seas.
Meanwhile, while you overcome the challenges of the islands, you will expand you crew and have more character to play with.
When you get to a island you can either have a Battle, mini game or just some dialogue. Thoose Battles and mini games may have a task for you to complete, if you complete that task while defeating the stage you will be rewarded with new support characters, outfits and items that upgrade your stats (you also unlock them in the gallery). This task's helps the game feel challenging more than it is.
Completing stages also rewards you character with xp, for every lvl you get a stat point to upgrade the character stats as you will.
You then can unlock more 4 adventure campaigns which has their own captain. Although this is were the game starts to get a bit too repetitive.
This game dialogue can be completed ignored, its a completely poor telling of the One Piece Story. The dialogue is minimal , bad and cringe. Some characters have the name changed and horrible voice acting.
In conclusion, its a good One Piece game for fans. Decent roster, ok combat system and honestly great graphics and models.
This game has a charm to it and its worth to check it out. With all the characters, stages, adventure campaigns and difficulty curve there dozens if not hundreds of hours of play.
Now im an adult and i still have fun with it. The battle is fun, sometimes clunky, but you get used to it and really can take advantage of it.
The Roster is pretty good for the time, it had every major character from the last Grand Battle games except 3 (Aokiji, Hina and Foxy)
This game Story mode is called Adventure mode and its fun for what it is. You start with one member and go from island to island doing missions and progressing the seas.
Meanwhile, while you overcome the challenges of the islands, you will expand you crew and have more character to play with.
When you get to a island you can either have a Battle, mini game or just some dialogue. Thoose Battles and mini games may have a task for you to complete, if you complete that task while defeating the stage you will be rewarded with new support characters, outfits and items that upgrade your stats (you also unlock them in the gallery). This task's helps the game feel challenging more than it is.
Completing stages also rewards you character with xp, for every lvl you get a stat point to upgrade the character stats as you will.
You then can unlock more 4 adventure campaigns which has their own captain. Although this is were the game starts to get a bit too repetitive.
This game dialogue can be completed ignored, its a completely poor telling of the One Piece Story. The dialogue is minimal , bad and cringe. Some characters have the name changed and horrible voice acting.
In conclusion, its a good One Piece game for fans. Decent roster, ok combat system and honestly great graphics and models.
This game has a charm to it and its worth to check it out. With all the characters, stages, adventure campaigns and difficulty curve there dozens if not hundreds of hours of play.
My rate is for both storm 4 plus Boruto
Great stand up from the prequel. The original story they start story mode with was pretty good and the area was beautiful.
But story mode has 2 flaws: First is the combat, all you do is square and wait the enemies to die, its boring a feels like a waste of time. Second is the story length, this story ends very premature and makes no sense why they decided to end it where it ends, feels like a incomplete game.
Side content is where you revive the classic naruto story. You collect gems in story mode so you can use them to unlock scenarios, scenarios sometimes are still images, cutscenes and fights. Not the best mode but its good enough because of the fights and characters you unlock.
This game has alot of collectibles and if not the best collectibles in any Naruto game (together with the sequel). You can check special moves in any character and you have alot of figures to see, its a nice simple touch and makes it worth take a look in all of them.
They cut 2 characters from the last game but its ok, they were more of skins than anything but still would be cool if they keept them. This game has such a good character selection screen, this may be nostalgia but there is something about it i just love.
Be ready cause the soundtrack is actually good, mainly the training stage bgm, that's a banger.
But story mode has 2 flaws: First is the combat, all you do is square and wait the enemies to die, its boring a feels like a waste of time. Second is the story length, this story ends very premature and makes no sense why they decided to end it where it ends, feels like a incomplete game.
Side content is where you revive the classic naruto story. You collect gems in story mode so you can use them to unlock scenarios, scenarios sometimes are still images, cutscenes and fights. Not the best mode but its good enough because of the fights and characters you unlock.
This game has alot of collectibles and if not the best collectibles in any Naruto game (together with the sequel). You can check special moves in any character and you have alot of figures to see, its a nice simple touch and makes it worth take a look in all of them.
They cut 2 characters from the last game but its ok, they were more of skins than anything but still would be cool if they keept them. This game has such a good character selection screen, this may be nostalgia but there is something about it i just love.
Be ready cause the soundtrack is actually good, mainly the training stage bgm, that's a banger.