Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution 2 Heads to Wii

If you ever wanted to be Ninja, your chance is coming. Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution 2 is coming to the Nintendo Wii. The game will mark the first time a Naruto title has come to the Wii console. The game features characters from the Naruto animated TV show and expands on the show.

The game will support widescreen and progressive scan at standard 480p resolution and is set to ship to stores this fall. The publisher promises the game will deliver quality fighting mechanics and fast paced gameplay. The game also has new characters developed for the game storyline.

"Because Clash of Ninja Revolution 2 is an original title for the U.S., we have had the opportunity to blend new features with the best elements from the previous games," said Laura Yoshioka, director of consumer software at TOMY Corporation. "In addition to the new storyline, we have worked closely with the development studio, Eighting, to implement fan feedback. We actively pursued advice from tournament players to update the fighting mechanics and create balanced characters to improve the gameplay experience."

Via Naruto

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