In an interview with "Hiroshi Matsuyama" at Japan Expo 2011, he was asked about why the game is called Storm Generations and not Storm 3. He commented:
"The main reason it's called Storm Generations is that it's not a true sequel to Storm 2. In this game our focus was to incorporate not only the Shippuden generation, but also the younger one as well. We wanted to answer the request of the fans to include characters like Zabuza and Haku. That's why it's called Storm Generations."
Contributed by ProtoSnake
In the North American and UK versions there are some mistakes with the cast names in the intro, Brian Donovan is credited as Tsunade, who was voiced by Debi Mae West, and Nolan North is credited as Madara Uchiha, who was voiced by Neil Kaplan.
Nolan North did voice Madara Uchiha in Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2, which might explain this mix-up.
Nolan North did voice Madara Uchiha in Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2, which might explain this mix-up.
Contributed by ProtoSnake
A poster of Might Guy can be seen in the background of the Hidden Leaf Village (Part 1) stage.
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In Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations, if you enter Free Battle mode, select "Versus Battle", select the "1P vs. 2P" option, complete one match with supports, go back to the Free Battle mode selection screen, select Training mode, press B (or circle for PS3) on a support-only slot, you will be able to play as them. They have no Awakenings, B (or circle) combos, or voices and can only use their normal jutsu, powered chakra shurikens, normal dash, guarding, and normal walking. Attempting to do a side ninja dash (Left or Right on the Analog Stick and double A or X) will lock up your player unless you press your D-pad either left or right. Even though they are in an unplayable state, it suggests that all of the support-only characters were going to be fully playable since under normal circumstances support-only characters don't use their walking animations.
Contributed by Yoyogames28
