- Critic Score
- Most active
- Publication
- Most clicked
-
86The cel-shaded graphics are crisp and fit this title perfectly. [JPN Import]
-
Bottom line: A three day rental would definitely give you an insight into how much longevity you'll wring out of Naruto: Clash Of Ninja in the long run.
-
81Straightforward pick up and play battling with insane Jutsu moves and lots of spirit in tow, this one is sure to entertain every time you boot it up.
-
80The frenetic, out-of-control battles take no time to warm up to, but fighting enthusiasts will probably shudder at the game's simplicity.
-
80With such a rich source for inspiration, the characters are fantastically realised.
-
80While the game offers little to strive for in terms of hidden content or special endings, Clash of Ninja is worthy of continued play in and of itself.
-
80A landmark in what some might consider more "casual" fighting games. Not only is it great fun, but it's the best fighting game on GameCube (sorry, Smash Bros is not a traditional fighting game), and one of the best 3D fighters around.
-
80Naruto: Clash of Ninja is an engaging, energetic, button-smacking workout--whether you're a Naruto fan or not. [Apr 2006, p.31]
-
79It's something of a gateway through which future Naruto games will arrive, once the fandom has a chance to fully develop on this side of the ocean.
-
78A great example of how licensed products should be presented. The game plays great, looks exactly like the show, and brings life to the characters in a big way. Naruto addicts should pick this one up for sure.
-
It doesn't add a whole lot to the fighting genre, but it's a rewarding game with a well-tuned fighting system and loads of replay value. [May 2006, p.91]
-
It allows fans of the series to play as their favourite shinobi warriors and do it in style. After extensive time with the 2-player mode, it becomes pretty obvious that the game is geared more towards button-mashers, but, if you're a big Naruto fan, this game is for you.
-
70The game won't keep you in terms of any kind of longevity, but it's an engaging enough fighter to keep you busy until the next hot GameCube title comes tumbling into stores.
-
69Naruto: Clash of Ninja is a pretty fun game that would have been a lot better with more depth in the fighting controls.
-
69Naruto: Clash of Ninja has very little to offer as a fighting game, but there's a decent amount of fun to be had for those who appreciate the license.
-
63Fans will appreciate the good-looking characters and hard-hitting attacks, but Clash of Ninja is an experience cut short by a pervasive lack of depth.
-
There's enough to unlock to keep young fans engaged but I was hoping for more TM Naruto action. [May 2006, p.54]
-
For us older fans (especially those raised on the fansubs) and people with even a tiny knowledge of how fighting games work, one shouldn't even bother giving this a second look.
-
60Though this game does manage to shine in some aspects of the presentation, the actual gameplay doesn't manage to pass higher than ordinary.
-
58In the end there is not too much substance for the game. It is pretty fun, and even easy enough to pick up and play.
-
40What we have here is the most basic and elementary of fighting games. It's nothing to look at, listen to, or play.
User score distribution:
-
Positive: 5 out of 9
-
Mixed: 1 out of 9
-
Negative: 3 out of 9
-
ChrisB.3
-
SayakaU.4Get a real life people! The only good games are the tales game and halo.