The soundtrack is rocking and certainly jacks you up, but I do wish that it had a lot of voice acting to really get you more invested.
The characters, the locations and everything in between in this game has a high level of polish to it and looks like the show. Even now after a decade, I would say that Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm is a fantastic looking game. One of the benefits of using cell-shaded graphics is that they can age like a fine wine. Like An Anime, Touched For The Very First Time
It is not horrible by any means, but it is severely lacking in contrast to what the series would offer, but hey it had to start somewhere.
One second you are in the forest and the next in the village with nothing to transition it. The story is told rather poorly if I am honest in that there is no proper voice acting and a severe lack of cinematics.
