Has anyone played Akatsuki Rising

[Chandranath]

I was using Windows XP. Then I upgraded to Windows Vista and added some RAM. My friend gave me CD of game Akatsuki Rising. I installed and the game work fine. I need some overview of the game. It is a adventure fighting game. But I never played so I did not know from where to start. What is the good part of the game and what is the bad part.

[Mario2]

Naruto Shippuden Legends from a very laudable intention: to revive the player the memorable battles against members of the Akatsuki. Either let the party begin! But the game designers had to quickly realize that the battles against Itachi and his cronies would not suffice to make a game so he had the holes. Complete Story Mode by all means, even more ridiculous.

[Ninja-X]

Especially as the Missions mode, supposed to boost the life of the title, simply return one by one the sideline occupations without interest. The ability to play the murderous ninjas of Akatsuki among a large fifteen characters of the saga Shippuden does not change any more than cooperation (ad hoc) possible between two players.

[reddevil6]

The comfort of this small Akatsuki Rising is looking toward the battle system, fairly close to that of episodes Uzumaki Chronicles. Previously, in Naruto PSP, baston took place on a single plane, with floors and lots of items to collect. Now, the camera remains locked behind the character to let him move at will in the 3D arena.

[Hitman22]

This transition, substantially equivalent to that experienced by the series Dragon Ball episodes with Tenkaichi, ignite fighting and so much better. The jutsus consume little chakra and the climber can bind to Konoha Kage Bunshin, Rasengan jutsu and sexy without being found on the straw.

[Mr. Boo Bear]

The game is best for those who like to fight. The game has combat system and Voices Japanese subtitle. The Fighting headlights flooded with generic fighting. It is Less attractive than before. The management of the camera, sometimes a little random in this type of gameplay, is facilitated by a lock on the enemy.