Unlike the original Ultimate Ninja series on PS2, which focused on 1v1 tactical combat, Impact took a sharp turn into the "musou" genre (hack-and-slash). The story mode adapts the Naruto Shippuden anime from the Kazekage Rescue Mission (the fight against Sasori) all the way to the Five Kage Summit arc (the battle against Pain and the emergence of Sasuke’s revenge).
Released in late 2011 for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Impact marked the finale of the Ultimate Ninja
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Impact is the ultimate power fantasy for fans of the series. It disregards the tactical, footsies-based gameplay of Street Fighter in favor of raw, unadulterated chaos. It understands that sometimes, you don't want to perfectly time a substitution jutsu; you want to run into a crowd of 300 enemies, transform into the Nine-Tails, and blow them off the map.
Despite the PSP’s single analog stick, the developers (Bandai Namco and Access Games) mapped the controls ingeniously:
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