Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Trilogy

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Trilogy, also known as Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm Collection, packs three ninja fighting games into one remastered package. If you’ve ever wanted to throw down with Naruto and friends in vibrant, fast-paced battles, this is your ticket. The trilogy spans from the original Ultimate Ninja Storm, introducing some unique moves like wall running, to Storm 3 Full Burst, which rounds out the story and adds new content. Whether you’re a longtime Naruto fan or new to the series, these games offer a solid mix of story and multiplayer action.

What’s the deal with the trilogy?

This collection bundles three games from the Ultimate Ninja Storm line, all polished up for smoother gameplay and sharper visuals. It’s not just a nostalgia trip — it’s a chance to see how the fighting mechanics and character roster evolved across the series.

Here’s what you get:

• Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm (2008) – The OG, featuring wall running and the start of your ninja journey
• Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 (2010) – More characters, bigger battles, and refined mechanics
• Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 Full Burst (2013) – The finale with added story content and improved visuals

Gameplay and features

So, what makes these games tick? It’s pretty straightforward: fast-paced, combo-heavy 3D fighting with a range of characters. You can battle friends locally or online — or take on the story missions solo if you prefer.

• Classic fighting mechanics: Easy to pick up, with special moves that look straight out of the anime
• Diverse character roster: Over 60 ninjas, each with unique skills and flashy attacks
• Multiplayer modes: Local and online battles that keep the action fresh
• Story campaigns: Follow the manga’s plot without needing to read a single page

Pro tip

Remember the wall running from the first game? It’s missing in the sequels, so enjoy it while it lasts. Lesson learned: always carry a spare ninja tool—just in case.

Should you jump in?

If you’re into Naruto or fighting games in general, this trilogy covers a lot of ground. It’s not perfect — some mechanics are a bit dated and story pacing can drag — but for the price (especially if free or discounted), it’s worth your time.

Need a challenge? You got it. Want a chill fight with friends? That’s there too. Either way, it’s a decent dose of ninja action without the fuss.