We've said it before and we'll say it again: Naruto and company are always at their best when they're trading licks. Notswatting at bats, not jumping around aclock tower, but pure, unadulterated fighting. That's probably why the PS2'sUltimate Ninjaseries is probably our favorite of all the Naruto games, and why Naruto: Clash of the Ninja Revolution works so well. It seems to have everything fans loved about the PS2 and GameCube series, with more vibrant, cel-shaded visuals, four player bouts and fancy-schmancy motion controls.
Unlikesome other fighting games the Wii's seen, Clash of Ninja Revolution takes to the Remote like a champ. The same deceptively simple, yet surprisingly deep, fighting controls that you've enjoyed in other Naruto brawlers makes the transition look easy. All of your primary, weaker attacks are carried out with a flick of the Remote.Itasks that you flick it towards your opponent,though in general, a hit will register if you're flingingtowards the ceiling, kitchen, house cat, etc. The A button functions as your strong attack button,butis alsoresponsible for projectiles when standing further back.
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