Once UNS4 has released, expect some of this information to change. In the posts below, you will find an extensive beginner's guide that details everything you need to know when it comes to learning the ins and outs of Ultimate Ninja Storm's mechanics, as well as a video list that details some information on each individual character.

Check back on a regular basis to see if any new info has been added! As the game comes closer to launch day, I'll be updating this OP with new information which includes but is not limited to: videos of competitive play, general entry-level information, active player list, character information, and so on and so forth. Matchmaking, team building, strategy and meta discussion will all be done through here. This is the place to discuss everything Ultimate Ninja Storm related. (this was mostly cross posted from my IndieDB page I just set up, feel free to follow there too but I will keep this thread updated as well!) The game is in development on PC, and possibly major consoles with Kickstarter funding I also have an online multiplayer build already (mostly) working! There will be various stages to battle in with unique hazards and weapon availability. Using the character editor, players can create their own combatants with varying stats, attack, skills, unique appearance, and a custom core augmentation to their abilities. Players can battle from 1v1 up to 4-player battle royale or team modes. It focuses on multiplayer combat using customized fighters, weapon pickups, powerups, and environmental hazards. For those of you who don't know what Xband is, search that term on YouTube or Wikipedia for more informationĬombat Core is a 3D arena fighting game that borrows elements from games like Power Stone, Custom Robo, and Super Smash Bros. Special thanks go to Tips & Tricks editor Chris Bieniek for scanning all of these.

I know there are a lot of former Xband users here, so I figured I'd post these up in case they were interested in seeing them. WeaponLord was also playable on the SNES Xband, but I don't think it ever showed up in the printed rankings. Genesis Games = SSF II, MK II, and Primal Rage Tips & Tricks magazine would print that month's top Xband players for both the Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo Xband Video Game Networks. Here's a shot of fighting game nostalgia all the way from 1996.

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