naruto to boruto shinobi striker release date

Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker Release Date, More Details

By Astrid Johnson

Bandai Namco has announced the Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker release date will be August 31 this year for Xbox One, PS4 and PC. They’ve also given us some details about what’ll be included in the ‘Uzumaki Edition‘ of the game. New characters Gaara and Deidara, as well as three different modes, have been shown off in today’s trailer.

Let’s begin with the characters: Gaara…

Astrid Johnson
Astrid Johnson

I'm Astrid! Fellow journalist Alice Bell once described my aesthetic as "Neo-retro-revolutionary." I’m a news writer and video producer for Game Revolution, where my focus lies in the weird stuff and the controversial hot takes respectively. My favorite thing about working for Game Revolution is the fact that the word “Revolution” is in the name of the site, as well as everyone here being absolute units. My passion is in seeking out the oddities, as well as documenting the proliferation of labor rights in the games industry. I’m also a trans woman, and my tiredness knows no bounds.

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