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- First reviewFebruary 14, 2008
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SynopsisIt's almost too good to be true — all the fighting action of the Naruto television and video game series is now available on the Nintendo Wii. Based on the hit Cartoon Network television show, Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution features Gaara, Sasuke and other newly added characters, each with movements designed to coordinate with the Wii Nunchuk controller and the Wii Remote. Develop, improve and demonstrate your mastery of the ninja arts and see if you are skilled enough to become a fearsome Hokage.Select from one of more than 15 playable characters, such as Naruto, Gaara, Sasuke and more. Then get started on your martial arts adventure by building your fighting skills in awesome mini games that train you in your ancient craft. Specially designed gameplay makes the most of the Wii Nunchuk controller and the Wii Remote for added realism. Once your skills are good enough, show them off in action-packed four-player brawls. The land is filled with multitiered, destructible environments, so don't hold back. Keep improving your technique until you've climbed to the top of the ranks as Hokage.
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4
Great game!
on February 14, 2008
Posted by: n2hobbes
Great game! The most awesome thing is using the Wii remotes! It can take a little time to remember the movement/button combos, but once you get it, each character is very similar. The mini-games are also fun. I recommend this game to everyone, especially Naruto fans.
What's great about it: Fun to play with Wii remote
What's not so great: In Mission mode there is a lot of time spent on dialog, if you choose to read/listen to it.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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I was wondering what the best antivirus for a new laptop is. Could you guys help me??
I have tried out many different Antivirus programs in the last few years. It is quite hard to recommend one over the other, as the programs change at least once a year. First off, I would recommend an Internet Security suite to most users, as it covers more security territory than only using an antivirus. However, it all depends on your needs and how much security you want.
Just about every antivirus claims to be faster and lighter on system resources than their competitors. Truthfully, I haven’t found a huge difference in the different programs I have tried: Norton 2008, Panda 2008, ESET Smart Security, and ZoneAlarm, just to name a few.
The exceptions: I do not recommend Trend Micro, as I have seen their software slow computers to a crawl. Also, some of my clients use McAfee, but I do not recommend it either. I have never seen it remove a virus, only keep saying that it found one.
My best advice is to keep asking around, do some research. Personally, I use Norton because I have used their products through the good times and the bad – when they made a decent product, and when it went downhill. I know how to work with Norton and have found that the grass isn’t any greener with other products. If you would like a recommendation, I would suggest Norton Internet Security 2009 as I have tested a trial version and was quite pleased with the results.
Good luck in your pursuit of the best security solution!
Just about every antivirus claims to be faster and lighter on system resources than their competitors. Truthfully, I haven’t found a huge difference in the different programs I have tried: Norton 2008, Panda 2008, ESET Smart Security, and ZoneAlarm, just to name a few.
The exceptions: I do not recommend Trend Micro, as I have seen their software slow computers to a crawl. Also, some of my clients use McAfee, but I do not recommend it either. I have never seen it remove a virus, only keep saying that it found one.
My best advice is to keep asking around, do some research. Personally, I use Norton because I have used their products through the good times and the bad – when they made a decent product, and when it went downhill. I know how to work with Norton and have found that the grass isn’t any greener with other products. If you would like a recommendation, I would suggest Norton Internet Security 2009 as I have tested a trial version and was quite pleased with the results.
Good luck in your pursuit of the best security solution!
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