14 DAY TRIAL // If you're an RPG fan, Ubisoft is giving you a treat: the Japanese voices for Naruto: Rise of a Ninja are now available for free download via Xbox Live. The lines to follow offer a list of voices to include, the means of getting your mitts on them and a bunch of details about the game itself, for those looking to pick up on the series.
Today, Ubisoft, one of the world's largest video game publishers, announced that the Japanese voices by the official Naruto Japanese cast of Naruto: Rise of a Ninja, an Xbox 360 video game exclusive, are now available for download on the Xbox Live for free !, says the official report.
Voices to include:
- Junko Takeuchi - Uzumaki Naruto - Kazuhiko Inoue - Hatake Kakashi - Chie Nakamura - Haruno Sakura - Noriaki Sugiyama - Uchiha Sasuke - Kujira - Orochimaru - Akira Ishida - Sabaku no Gaara
And here's how you'll be able to download them to your Xbox 360's hard drive:
1- Sign-in into Xbox Live (Silver account required) 2- Start the game 3- In the main menu, go to 'XboxLive Marketplace' 4- Download Japanese voices package from Marketplace 5- Go to options - Play Japanese Voices - select 'Yes'
The report actually includes a sixth step in completing the difficult task of getting the Japanese voices within Naruto Rise of a Ninja and that is to "Have fun!"
Naruto: Rise of a Ninja is centered on the main character of the anime series, as you can imagine, while the storyline goes a little something like this: 12 years ago, a fearsome 9-tailed demon fox attacked the village of Konoha. Many ninjas fell during the battle, until the most powerful one sealed the monster into the body of a newborn ? NARUTO.
Now, NARUTO has grown up to a hyperactive ninja-in-training who's more interested in pranks than schoolwork. However, he's determined to become the greatest Ninja ever! With this dream in mind, he will never stop his efforts and through hard work he will gain respect and acceptance. This is the rise of a Ninja. Gamers experience Naruto starting from the series' beginning, re-living the hit anime and manga, seeing Naruto become a respected ninja, from the "noisy ninja-academy dropout" he used to be.