The reason that I'm even bothering to write this review, is that the previous reviews have been attacked by loyal gamers stating that you can't have a fair review without playing the game. I agree to a small extent, so I decided to put on my Hev suit and my crowbar and wade into the dark murky depths of yet another naruto rip.
The first thing that I encountered was the standard Naruto loading screen, with the minor change of featuring a sunset instead of the classically photoshopped naruto characters. Clicking the New Character button, I can see that the fanboys were wrong, and the previous reviewers were right, and that this is a blatant rip. Deciding to Soldier on, I create Deki of the Rock village, and in picking a random hairstyle for him, I get the most emo hairstyle imaginable, just my luck.
Anyway, after logging on, I see one of the previous defenders of the game is online, and ask him to take me on an expendient tour of the magical features that turn stolen code into original code. I recived no answer.
After playing for a few minutes of toying with the training system, which is so idiot-friendly that a monkey with ADHD could collect all of his clan's attacks (or Jutsu, for those who don't know, nor care) within the scope of an hour.
Anyway, now on to the real review.
Gameplay.
The only reason this sector gets a 1, instead of a 0, is that the simple fact that for the 6 or so minutes I played, nobody killed me, which I believe is a record for any rip, and I would promptly give them a trophy for their achievement, if the rest of the game wasn't so bad.
Presentation
Not content with simply changing the graphics of the first few screens around, NNT simply has a MSPaint screen at first, and uses the traditional NBotLS screens for charater creation. Add this up with the lack of original graphics, design, and the strange fact that many of the automated messages are all in caps, and you can see why this deserves a big fat 0
Originality
Its NBolTS with more expedient training, and if there were any features that could make up for this hideous fact, the game's community refused to enlighten me further on the subject.
Also strangely, I was told in the comments of a previous review that the game doesn't feature Training logs or P-Bags
Overall
The only way I'd play this game for any reasonable period of time is if my family was held hostage to lunatics bent on destroying me mentally, and I was commanded to play this to keep them amoung the living.
Posted by Techgamer (Project Leader) on Friday, April 11, 2008 06:30AM
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