In some ways it’s a good thing, as it allows for a more traditional storytelling style. The first one though had a better open world structure for its adventure, while the other two have a bit less adventuring and a more straightforward story mode, that merely takes you from point to point in the Naruto story. The other two games mostly follow this same formula, with a Mission Mode and Free Battle, and also Online Battle so you can play against other Naruto fans from around the world. The story though is pretty cool, and there are some interesting places to go and people to chat with.
My first fight took quite a bit of time to really nail things down, but once I got things down it was a lot more manageable. I had to go into the in-game control lists to try and figure out my moves, combos, how to fill up my chakra to do the crazy moves, etc. One thing I wished though was more availability of a practice mode, or some tutorials, as the game just dove right into some missions and in my very first fight I got completely destroyed fighting an opponent.
This was my first experience with the game, and it was impressive to see the world of Naruto come to life. Ultimate Mission is basically the story mode where you get to adventure with Naruto through a number of story-based missions and quests, and experience the early days of Naruto. The first game consists mostly of two modes Ultimate Mission Mode and Free Battle Mode. Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Trilogy, Bandai Namco
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