According to Shonen Jump, a new Naruto action game, this time rendered in 3D, is coming to the PlayStation 2. Slated for release in August, the game will be titled Naruto: Uzumaki Ninden. Bandai ...

So for those of us itching for some Naruto action and do not own a 360, don't panic. Though this PS2 title fails in comparison, technologically, to 360's Rise of the Ninja, this is still a good ...

The PS2 is the recipient of the latest Naruto game, Naruto: Narutimate Hero 3. According to the latest issue of Weekly Jump magazine, Bandai will release the game to Japan this Winter.

New Naruto hitting PS2. Namco Bandai announce Naruto: Uzumaki Chronicles for PlayStation 2 is coming sometime this winter. By Tim Surette on August 2, 2006 at 5:19PM PDT. 101 Comments.

We're still waiting to play Naruto: Ultimate Ninja over here, but that hasn't stopped Namco Bandai lining up a PS2 sequel.. Naruto: Uzumaki Chronicles is due out on PS2 this winter in the States ...

Naruto on the PS2 uses a mere 3,723 polygons, whilst the PlayStation 3 Naruto in Ultimate Ninja STORM uses 16,927 polygons. Just Naruto’s head alone on the PlayStation 3 is compiled of more ...

Those of us Naruto fans that have been following the adventures of the spiky haired ninja on the PlayStation 2 as well as the next-generation console ...

More Naruto for PS2. By James Orry. Last Updated February 17, 2009. ... Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja 4 is in development at CyberConnect2 and is scheduled for release on PS2 this May.

Remember Naruto: Uzumaki Ninden from last year? It was a 3D action game starring Naruto designed by cavia and published by Bandai. Konoha Spirits is a sequel to the game which appears to use the ...

You have to feel for Namco Bandai. Naruto: Ultimate Ninja 3 marks the company's third game in the orange jumpsuit franchise in just about two years. Although the titles have been well received ...

Atari has stepped up to distribute Naruto: Ultimate Ninja on PS2 in Europe this November. It's Namco Bandai's game, technically, but since the Japanese company doesn't handle its own releases over ...

Like Naruto himself then, the final entry in the Ultimate Ninja Storm series isn’t stupendously clever nor especially deep but what it lacks in guile and nuance it more than makes up for in ...