We are going to go through Konoha, in the demo we are going to run away from the village, using the same button layout as the first so anyone who is familiar with the previous one will not have any problems in controlling Naruto in this one. The layout remains largely identical to Rise of a Ninja, both in the adventure and combat sections. Some problems with the camera and gameplay affected the game and these were the main points that we expected to see resolved but unfortunately little has changed and Broken Bond does not seem to have enough brilliance to triumph as the best game inspired by the series. Rise of a Ninja was a pleasant game that was nevertheless affected by several problems that made it less rewarding and intuitive as it should be.

Broken Bond starts during Orochimaru’s attack on Konoha and when Naruto’s village is in danger, it’s up to us to help save the day.

This demonstration gives us the opportunity to get to know the evolution of the original for the sequel and lets us foresee a little of what awaits us more towards the end of the month. more rewarding experience, for that, nothing better than a demonstration on Live that also serves as a link between Rise of a Ninja and The Broken Bond. After the good impressions left by the original Rise of a Ninja, he was curious to know that Ubisoft fixed the problems that prevented him from becoming one. Uzumaki Naruto will soon debut on Playstation 3 and is also back on Xbox 360. November is the month of the most irreverent ninja in Japanese animation.

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