Naruto The Broken Bond | Full Game Walkthrough | No Commentary

We already archived Naruto Rise of the Ninja which is a beloved Naruto game that only released on Xbox 360. But what many might not realise is that Rise of the Ninja actually had a sequel as well. It was once again created by Ubisoft and continued the story right where the first title left off. We play yet again as Naruto and friends as the Hidden Leaf Village is being rebuilt after the invasion of Orochimaru.
On our quest we will meet new fan favorites like Tsunade, Kabuto and of course Itachi. Rise of the Ninja definitely surprised me, so I was excited to see how the sequel would line up. Though it definitely still was a fun time, I do think the first game is better. There is a lot of filler in The Broken Bond which feels very repetitive and sometimes even a bit boring. The world also does not seem as interesting to explore; an aspect I loved in Rise of the Ninja. Some of the puzzles merely come down to finding the right switch or timing jumps. The platforming is unfortunately not tight enough to where this works all the time.
When the game follows the main plot of the manga and anime, its great, but there's just a lot of filler in between. I'm glad to have experienced and archived the Xbox 360 Naruto games so that these will not be lost to time itself.
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[@shaqueillpierre97]

If you wasn’t around when this game dropped after the first one man it’s still hands down my favorite Naruto game

[@EddiePReacts]

I missed out. Played this, had 2 360s get RROD and gave up

[@thebandboy]

Words can’t describe how much I wish a shippuden game like this was released

[@sporobeast9618]

ubisoft lost interest of Naruto cuz of fillers

[@teguhimanwijaya4602]

This game better than storm series.. STORM series is boring nowaday

[@Al1_ndp]

@@teguhimanwijaya4602it really is, if there’s gonna be a sequel to this imma buy it for sure

[@faith9505]

Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way..

[@TheCorrellRoyHD]

@@teguhimanwijaya4602 yh I agree, especially with release of storm connections, I very much lost interest as storm 3 -> 3: full burst transitions before got revolution. I was just done especially when its a obvious nostalogia cash grab for a what shoulda been a DLC but for $70 WTF??

[@slappinpumpkins]

I got into Naruto quite recently and I’m 35. I think it would be great to have open world, on accurate scaling

[@grifyn882]

i got in naruto at 29^^ i would like a naruto mmo

[@Wrospo]

Im 22 bro im waiting for all my life a Naruto open world he deserved this, brokend bond and rise of the ninja are the best game of naruto but they stop at First battle of Naruto and Sasuke when Sasuke left the village

[@breakingbad6077]

I'm bout to be 25 and I've been reading Naruto since I was in the 3rd grade! So don't ever feel bad if you just got into it, and missed a lot, it makes me smile knowing this.

[@lulukomadori9651]

This game started so strong....until they added filler. The fact that CHOUJI CHIPS get more care than the sound 4/final boss fight is insane

[@faith9505]

Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way..

[@nathanskywalker1536]

Rise of the Ninja and the broken bond are the best Naruto games ever made you actually learn Jutsu with actual hand signs popping water balloons learning Rasengan shadow clone Jutsu there isn't any Naruto game out there that is like these games and you got the music from the actual show both games are gems

[@Yung.jamal_]

Broooo I just remembered how I struggled to learn the rasengan with them damn water balloons 😂

[@faith9505]

Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way..

[@eduardopugliesidesign]

This game is quite nice, actually. It was my favourite on xbox. Totally different from others, including the original soundtrack. So good!

[@guillermosanjuan1396]

I never knew Rise of a Ninja had a sequel, this is awesome

[@Patrick-vv3ig]

still better than connections

[@tylercistrunk9461]

That’s your opinion

[@niranx_yt7084]

Frr

[@willckz]

It's not his opinion, it's a fact

[@princessnana108]

Orochimaru theme slaps so hard 🔥 Ubisoft was cooking back in the early 2000s with these Naruto games. I wish they would port or remaster them for modern consoles.

[@lepsa8323]

This game was so good! The open world was so fun

[@faith9505]

Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way..

[@four-twenty4205]

It felt so smooth and the combat system was great too

[@lepsa8323]

Agreed. I wish they made another game like that@@four-twenty4205

[@vinny4765]

The game shows it's age but the formula is incredible. Why couldn't the Ninja Storm games create worlds like these, instead of walking simulators?

[@PonyDonny]

​@vinny4765 because they are basically fighting games, not an action-adventure ones. But I see your point, it wouldn't hurt to add some interactivity

[@duck___e]

by far the most mind-blowing naruto game ever made.

[@faith9505]

Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way..

[@retrox64games]

this game is a fucking masterpiece! I remember beating Rise of a ninja, but never got to beat broken bond, i played the demo though many times and was pleased with the improvements in mechanics and smoothness! Amazing gameplay needs to be remastered for sure! Its a damn shame this game was thrown to the curb, the fighting system was more complex and satisfying than storm 4, storm gets repetitive after 3000 matches lmao, but I think Broken bond was onto something and had true next gen concepts for fighting games!

[@IgweOgba]

Hi,Gid loves you by the way😊

[@ThePianist51]

This game was probably a lot more expensive to develop than all storm games combined omg 😮

[@brandondiggs67]

Wish we could get Ubisoft too do more Naruto they did such a better job then the new developers I never played this one but it looks so much better then the newer 5 games

[@yaboighandiyo6510]

Such a fantastic game. So unique to the Naruto franchise and truly one of a kind. Unfortunately they don't put in the effort anymore, which shows.

[@chrisredfield9310]

I don't know how anyone can like the storm series after seeing a game like this. storm 4 is a long episode of the anime, a shame. No real story mode.

[@faith9505]

Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way..

[@ronaldoagamer]

I'm sending feedback for Ubisoft to release this game for current consoles.

[@cosmicsachi3242]

Bro

[@faith9505]

Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way..

[@shaqueillpierre97]

Please I miss this game so much can we get both of them back

[@leonardomatheuscardoso3288]

It would be a dream to me. I wish we could have a remastered version of Naruto Rise of a Ninja and the broken bond. And maybe, a Shippuden version, with the same characteristics as The Broken Bond and Rise of a Ninja…

[@jhoynerwashington8309]

En 5:29:00 en la despedida de sasuke con sakura habían dos npc jajajaja viendo como es desmayada y sin hacer nada es muy gracioso😂😂

[@faith9505]

Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way..

[@Lolnika]

Man we used to run the multiplayer on this game 😂 clans and sh*t were hella fun. Good ol days man

[@_Kakashiii_]

I wish the open world was like this what we got for playstation was a joke

[@faith9505]

Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way..

[@brandondiggs67]

We need to let Ubisoft make one more Naruto game

[@Flexision]

Broken Bonds was fun

[@PancakeRAPTURE]

A very rare game

[@faith9505]

Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way..

[@miwr]

1:16:33 this traumatized me as a kid...

[@FrankyMaslow]

1:15:00 - Мне интересно,а почему пока Саске и Итачи разносят друг друга в клочья,Наруто и Джирайя спокойно,как ни в чем не бывало общаются с Кисаме,как-будто они сто лет знакомы и никогда и не были врагами.Это выглядит очень смешно.

[@faith9505]

Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way..

[@kristopherdorsey8561]

This has to be an alternate universe where some things are different and are the same like for example sasuke talking to shikamaru is a little strange since this never happened in the manga or anime.

[@faith9505]

Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way..

[@johnbones03]

6:17 WAS THAT A CASTLEVANIA REFERENCE??

[@crossphadedexperience4836]

I'm so glad jiraya's voice actor changed. It sounded like one pervert playing him and Ebisu in the first game.

[@manhuntruler2]

Never owned a 360 back then. But I wanted to play and own this game so badly back then.

[@Revaays]

Best free roaming Naruto game today still

[@ondamanable]

Exactly it’s a tragedy that Bandai Nampoo has been releasing trash for the last 10+ years. How is this game better than the recent releases?

[@Revaays]

@@ondamanable i really enjoyed the free roaming in this game and storm 1 more than the other games. It brought variety for its time, i would love for this game to get remade 😩

[@BernardDixon-qc3bn]

Excellent love original Naruto and this game too

[@Hazzymane56]

Had this on my 360 right as one came out traded it for revolution with my friend that was like 7th grade 2014

[@akitsumasanosuke9451]

Alternate universes exist in Naruto. How dialogue and events play out that differ from manga and show.

[@steel066]

Looks cool wish the visuals didn't look like paper mache

[@chester9718]

I can't believe they nailed the face model of every character except Naruto bruhh

[@christoslianos3356]

Hey would you be willing to help me get the online achievements for broken bond? I know it’s 2023 but I’m an OG Naruto fan and this game is my childhood.

[@faith9505]

Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way..

[@Dayvbeats]

Here after RDC!

[@tylercistrunk9461]

I love this game I like the gameplay and free roam

[@akitsumasanosuke9451]

What level difficulty is this ? Is it jonin difficulty?

[@AyaneOfDeath]

That was one Naruto Game back then

[@faith9505]

Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way..

[@NiteLite-Andrew]

2:27:55 i couldn't beat it even if i kept spamming A.

[@daswish131]

Bring back this fighting mechanic

[@magplay15]

Wait, ubisoft make this ?

[@FlowSouls]

Eh I think that this game was heavily in rush that we never got to see and play Gaara and other characters like kankuro and temari to defeafed sakon and tayuya and same as Choji with butterfly's mode to defeated jirobo but however if it wasn't for Naruto ultimate storm game then We would get to see it so this game wouldn't be rush same as Naruto Chronicles 2

[@sin1656]

5:13:42 "Aughhhha!" 🗣

[@OPPAIDEMON]

damn this look good for 2008

[@JesusChrist-ck2sf]

Im 7 minutes in and it seems like its easy. Like its on low difficulty. Them guys not even really fighting back

[@vauntewalls2563]

THIS RIGHT UERE IS WAY BETTER THEN THE STORM SERIES

[@vladimirputin2398]

This is the best Naruto games the storm fighting games are trash

[@fffx2]

Who was the third coffin? We know it wasn't Minato. Maybe Madara?

[@ZackinGaming]

It was Minato but during this moment we actually didn't know how Minato look like yet

[@ShatteredIllusion]

I remember being disappointed after playing through this game

[@williamwhite1036]

Between this and Rise of A Ninja, I'd say the latter is the better game

[@nickramos5614]

Too bad this game never got a shippuden sequel would of been great

[@jackharris5440]

Make more like the one English dub

[@ojichrom8448]

This is a complicated game and with not that much of content. Time pass and when you think of this it’s too much. Well this anime is either kind of complicated. You can’t buy all the Dvds box sets and you have to know which ones. I’ll only buy the end of the Shippuden serie. I make a gift to the failure thieves,they can keep the box set with Tsunade vs the raikage right before the great war. Sometimes you have to let things it is more beneficial.

[@SuperSanic..]

Back then naruto was an anime about ninja and stuff. 😂😂 Now it's total shit with kaiju battles

[@isaiahcross8556]

Yo why won't they remake this game

[@Therizinosaurus]

Ubisoft made this? what dafaq? back when they were still sane?

[@WiraArkananta]

Wait eggs naruto shippuden ultimate ninja storm 3 chapter 1 hero

[@infinitixmobility]

Cuáles Papelitos

[@rennellhernandez6813]

MLB season 17

[@fkdkfnfnldbjdbfjd7179]

Game looks terrible, ngl. The running animation is awkward and goofy looking, and the art is subpar at best. The fighting looks decent enough though. At the end of the day I think Naruto games like this with an open world are not as interesting as one would think. It sounds cool in theory, but then again the main appeal of Naruto and every shounen anime is the fighting. The only way to justify games like this is by adding what everyone hates: Filler content. It's better off being just a fighting game. I think the Naruto Ultimate Ninja games are a great series, including the Storm series.

[@user-lu5ob9il8h]

Hello

[@ManoManuel-kc4my]

ℍ𝕠𝕖🎉

[@DARS_04]

this feels like a fake game