I kinda want the 3rd one for the number of characters and the rpgmode.Originally Posted by Terracosmo
I haven't played none of the 3 games, so I wouldn't notice what went wrong on the third.
But I will take that in account, thnks Terra.
PS: Wonder why I posted 06 in the title... don't even remember where I saw 06...
The third one decimated the super move system, and made it so all characters could use only one per fight. In the first and second game, you could use them all and it made for much more variation.
The RPG mode in N3 is a waste of time, and running around in Konoha is only fun for about a minute. If I remember correctly they also got rid of the partner system which was totally rocking (especially in N2).
aparentaly they are going to add 2 extra characters to NA ultimate ninja *prays for dosu and zaku*
Oh my god! I just saw a preview for the english version, and the voices are awful. It's like they went out of their way to make everyone's voicce as annoying as possible.
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terra to be honest, i think you need to own both 2 and 3 and skip 1, cause 2 has those multiple ougis, and 3 has that badass char roster and badder ougis.
but to tell you the truth, i'd rather fight most of the match, then watch a minute long of ougi before being able to fight again, and after awhile watching the same things that long again gets boring, NH3 is far more action oriented, and thats why i actually like it far more then NH2, even though owning both is a must.
Looks like someone misses having Kabuto jump in and give you a free ougi cheap shot.
Pretty much.
@darkshadow: How is N3 more action-oriented? Because the ougis are split up in segments? Well IMO the ougis are supposed to be decimating, and them taking their time isn't something I mind much... when you get better at the game, you rarely get hit by one anyway. In that way I prefer N2's system since you have 3 different levels to choose from as well.
Consider it this way, if an ougi does connect, in
a) NH2, you'd spend about a minute or so, having a MASHING or ROTATING battle before the action continues again. Quite frankly, that got a bit tiring.
b) NH3, you'd have one scene depicting the ougi- quick, easy, just as damaging.
I agree that not being able to select up to three different ougi levels in-battle is kinda of a letdown. However, at least now the system's been modified so that you can use your ougi of choice on the fly, and reduce telephoning your attack to the other guy. "Action-oriented" being, I guess, spending more time in a real fight, rather than MASHING.
Thats exactly what i meant, thx for clearing it up.
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