Is Ninja Storm 4 the last Naruto game?

It is the sixth and final installment of the Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm series inspired by Masashi Kishimoto’s manga Naruto.

What order do you do the missions on Naruto Ninja Storm?

Leaf Destruction Arc Complete

• Mission 1: The Final Stage Begins. Type: BATTLE.
• Mission 2: The Chunin Exam Sleeper Pick. Type: BATTLE.
• Mission 3: Sasuke And Gaara.
• Mission 4: Leaf And Sand In The Forest.
• Mission 5: The Aburame Clan.
• Mission 6: Gaara Goes Wild.
• Mission 7: Naruto VS.
• Mission 8: Fierce Battle In The Chaos.

Does Storm 4 cover all of Naruto?

Instead, it’s been revealed that the title will focus solely on the closing events of Naruto Shippuden. In other words, Ninja Storm 4 will continue on from the story mode of Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3, which launched back in 2013 on the PlayStation 3.

Should I sell the Kunai Tsunade gave you?

This kunai is useless once you receive it, but is used later to access the Ninja World Tournament. When you recieve the Five Great Villages Sign Kunai, DO NOT SELL IT TO ANY OF THE MERCHANTS. Instead, hold on to it and do quests until a cutscene plays that tells Naruto to find Tsunade in the Leaf Village.

How do you unlock Hanabi in Hyuga Storm 4?

Hanabi (THE LAST) in Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 Hinata’s sister can be obtained after completing Team 7 Reunited which is part of the United Front chapter of the story.

Is Storm 4 different from road to Boruto?

Not only will players get the Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 game and content packs, they will also get an all new adventure Road to Boruto which contains many new hours of gameplay focusing on the son of Naruto who is part of a whole new generation of ninjas.

How long is Naruto Storm 4 story mode?

The story takes around 10 to 15 hours to complete, but you’ll be spending longer here if you attempt to attain an S rank on each scenario. Split into five chapters, some of which are relatively small, story mode retells the events of the manga and anime especially well without getting bogged down in minute detail.