Latest news and updates regarding "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing" is all about change and innovation. It appears that the "Naruto" legacy is being prepped up to battle "One Piece: Burning Blood" using handheld or smartphone devices.
The way that games are being played these days are changing. It is seen in how games are accessible in varying platforms -- from PC to PS4 to Vita and a whole lot more. Now, a new feat has been attained as "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing" boasts of being played via Android and iOS devices.
For the "Naruto Shippuden" counterparts, the battle has just begun. "Naruto Shippuden" will not just conquer the comic world and the anime series but also the smartphones after notions have circulated that a game about the hit TV anime series is being rolled out to be released on smartphones, reports The Bitbag.
Also, Bandai Namco is very eager to excite all the "Naruto" fans around the world as it launches a website to tease them of the upcoming "free-to-play" app in mobile phones. And even though the site is using the Japanese language, it is still linked to its Twitter account, making it more accessible to the audience, as noted by the same post.
On the other hand, as "Naruto" strengthens its legacy, the game is being parred with other gamers and anime franchise. It has been parred and compared with "One Piece: Burning Blood." Not only that but "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing" has also been compared with "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2," according to a separate report by iTech Post.
Both games, "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing" and "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" have a lot to bring in the gaming arena. As for which game can outrun the other, it remains to be seen until both games are out in the gaming stalls, reports the same post.
As "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing" release date looms near, only then can the gamers and enthusiasts weigh and measure how the game could outwit "One Piece: Burning Blood" and how reliable the game's features are using smartphone devices.