Of course, the GameCube Controller/Classic Controller is suggested for more serious play, though in a party situation, the Wii Remote and Nunchuk can be subbed in thanks to the improved motion controls. Controlling this variety of moves is quite simple regardless of which scheme you decide to use whether it is the GameCube controller (with D-Pad support), Classic Controller, or the Wii Remote and Nunchuk, players will likely be able to jump right into the action and perform competently in battle. Players can make use of weak attacks, strong attacks, special techniques, throws, and dodges to dispense with their enemies. The game's simple control scheme is easy to use, but it also possesses a level of mastery similar to that of the Wii's other standout fighter, Super Smash Bros. Clash of Ninja Revolution 2 marks the fourth entry here in the U.S., but little seems to have changed since 2006's Naruto: Clash of Ninja 2.Īs with the previous iterations, players are placed in a 3D arena and pitted against as many as three other opponents. The Naruto: Clash of Ninja series, first brought to America on the GameCube, has been going strong for almost three years now.

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