The controls on the Wii offer a decent amount of flexibility, so you're not stuck with using the default Wiimote and Nunchuk setup. It also introduces the Anbu to the character roster, and there are plenty of familiar faces on the roster for people who aren't as invested in the series as the hardcore fans, so I imagine that everyone will easily find a favorite or two to play as. The story of Clash of Ninja Revolution 2 is apparently new and crafted strictly for the game. While Revolution 2 feels like a bit more of the same from the franchise, it holds up as a decent fighter and marks the most fully fleshed-out version of the game series so far, one that I doubt fans will want to miss.

The fighting even bears a resemblance to the Sony system games, but thankfully without the awkward city-hopping aspects. I missed out on the first Clash of Ninja Revolution on the Wii, but Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution 2 already feels really similar to the titles I've played, like the two that released on the GameCube a couple of years ago. I find just about every Naruto title to be surprisingly fun, even if each version isn't significantly different from the last.

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