Anime and games often collide and the best games on the block are always the one keeping up the momentum. In the same manner, notions of which game would roll out first arise. Speculations of "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing" vs. "Dragonball" have erupted and many are asking on which game would lead the momentum and ultimately win the race.
In terms of affirmations and reliability of release date, Jobs & Hire has once mentioned that "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing" would be released in Japan's shores by this year. While for "Dragonball" similar confirmations have also been rendered.
In terms of gaming time and upgrades on the game's platforms, it is undeniable that both games have aimed on developing new modifications that will make the gamers' experience better and sturdier.
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing announced for smartphones https://t.co/JbHyph7RPA pic.twitter.com/cBt8QvlTYL
— Gematsu (@gematsucom) May 10, 2016
For one, "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing" will be a turn-based mobile game that will be released for the Android and iOS operating systems and the partnership is estimating to release the game within the latter part of the year in Japan, according to the same post. All the more, the developer of Bandai Namco Entertainment "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing" has linked with CyberConnect 2 and Internet media company GREE to fortify the game's specs and features. Surprisingly, "Dragonball" has released some major modifications to strengthen the game's aura and features but there are no full confirmations that the game would be in a bad beat if "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing" hits the stalls. However, there is a high possibility that fans and enthusiasts of both series might influence the direction of the game.
New #DragonBall Xenoverse game will feature the biggest world yet https://t.co/0e63yp9okj pic.twitter.com/piwTd3fQZG — VG247 (@VG247) May 18, 2016
On a different note, Christian Times reported some minor details of the game dominating the market before this year ends and the strong possibility of an English trademark is also anticipated to occur.
Nevertheless, for the moment, since both games have not hit the stalls, it remains unverified on which game would roll out and would roll in. All the more, "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing" DLC might get the bad beat or "Dragonball" might be the one rolling in.
