Review by Rebel_Dutch  "A worthy successor"  It wasn't all that
long ago that Naruto: Rise of a Ninja was released on the Xbox
360 and put one of the best efforts into a fighting game story
mode that I have ever seen. However, the game had its fair share
of problems, as well as some pretty nasty glitches that are
unforgiveable on the developer's part. Anyway, around the
beginning of this year, Naruto: The Broken Bond was announced.
Being a fan of Naruto, I went and picked this up on day one.
I'll go over what I was impressed and unimpressed with in this
game, as well as point out some of the major improvements from
Rise of a Ninja.  Graphics: 8/10 Well, it's not Gears of War,
but the graphics are pretty damn nice in the game. While still
cell-shaded, the developers did a really good job of making the
graphics shine more than they did in any Naruto game before. I
don't know how these game makers did it, but even cell-shaded
graphics have improved drastically since last gen. I don't
recall ever having any prob