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Naruto Shippuden: Clash of Ninja Revolution 3

Game

Clash of Ninja Revolution 3 is a 2009 Wii fighting game from Eighting, the third and final English-localized entry in the Revolution sub-series. It grows the cast to 38 playable fighters spanning the pre-Shippuden and early Shippuden eras.

Genre: Fighting
Platform: Wii
Developer: Eighting
Publisher: D3 Publisher, Takara Tomy
Release Year: 2009
North America Release Date: 2009-11-17
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Gameplay

The core one-on-one, cel-shaded fighting engine carries over from earlier Revolution titles, with players draining an opponent's health using basic attacks, chakra-fueled specials, and ultimate techniques unique to each of the 38 fighters.
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Roster and Story

This entry blends Shippuden character redesigns into what had been a Part I roster, giving the game more story content to draw on even as some fan-favorite classic looks were replaced by their updated counterparts.
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Release

Eighting developed the game for D3 Publisher and Takara Tomy, launching in North America in November 2009 and Europe the following April as the last Clash of Ninja title released outside Japan.
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