What these missions will consist of is so far unclear, but it's extremely likely to involve fighting hordes of evil ninjas. There are 20 fighters open to you, and each can be levelled up by completing missions. (Perhaps a missed opportunity, given the potential for six-player team combat?) In addition to the single-player mode, there is a wi-fi multiplayer option that sadly only supports two players. Granted the hours are good and women love a man who can wield a shuriken, but surely investment banking or shop keeping is less fraught with danger?įor those who have faced just such a career conundrum, it may be a good idea to instead sink some of those martial urges into Namco Bandai's forthcoming Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes game for the PSP.īased on a popular anime, Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes is a three on three team-based beat-'em-up set within eight stages in the Naruto universe. It must be a strange feeling to wake one morning and decide 'it's a Ninja's life for me'.