Very Cool But missing few things to be Perfict
1: More charecters.
2: VS Mode.
3:Longer Story.
4:Cooler Moves.
5:More and cooler items.
If thes things were in the game it would have been the Best of the best Naruto games.
Uzumaki Chronicles sees Naruto and his fellow Leaf Ninja trainees having their skills tested with more-serious missions as the more experienced ninjas of Leaf Village find themselves busy with the threat of invaders. The setup is quick and dirty, rightfully assuming that the player is already familiar with the characters and settings. The game features a nonlinear mission structure, allowing you to choose from a number of available missions at your base of operations in Leaf Village before heading out into the overworld. Your travels across the land are presented with a large static map like you'd expect to see in a traditional Japanese RPG. Also like in a traditional Japanese RPG, you'll have random encounters with a variety of villains while traveling across the overworld, and you'll have to clear the area of enemies before you can continue on your mission. The missions are often self-contained tasks, such as delivering supplies, foiling bands of thieves, helping a local shopkeeper, and training even younger, less experienced ninjas. They can occasionally seem kind of petty, but there's some good variety between the individual plots. When you get down to it, though, you'll regularly find yourself surrounded by enemies and forced to clear the area, just like in the random encounters, and it gets old well before the six or so hours it should take you to get to the end.