The "Naruto" franchise returns with "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4" and a favorite battle feature is coming back.

According to Crossmap, players who are anticipating the release of "Ultimate Ninja Storm 4" can expect to see their character run on walls and cliffs as the battle feature returns for the latest installment. The said feature was only available in the original game and was removed later on, which is why its return is such great news for the fans.

Not only that, the Gaming Union also noted that there is also a possibility of the characters being able to stage destruct, as the scan from this week's issue of Shonen Jump where the news was from, also showed cracks and spiral imprints on the ground, something that could be the remains of Sasuke's Chidor and Naruto's Rasengan.

Two new screenshots from the game were also leaked, and it looks like there will be great graphics and battle styles to be seen, as Naruto seems to be almost flying in a fight, and he seems stronger than ever.

The trailer was also recently released, and there seems to be a lot of stunning gameplay, including a showcase of Hashirama Senju's and Madara Uchiha's historic fight. The game also mixes combat with quick time events for a more epic feel, which, according to Forbes, is an upgrade of the game in itself.

More significant changes are also going to happen: for instance, the combat mechanics and changes in the system and the addition of more storylines can certainly make "Ultimate Ninja Storm 4" more interesting, not to mention the awesomeness that features one-on-one multigaming modes that can be used for both online and offline gaming.

Crossmap also reported that the characters appearing in "The Last: Naruto the Movie" are the same ones who will be appearing on "Ultimate Ninja Storm 4" and the older versions of Sasuke, Sakura, and Hinata will be playable.

"The Last" may not be the final Naruto film, however, "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4" will be the last and final game of developer Cyberconnect2's franchise. Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Bandai Namco Games America, Inc., Chris Gilbert said that the latest ninja game franchise "promises to be an ultimate realization of the series."

A trailer has already been released, and if you haven't read the entire manga series yet, you may have to refrain yourself from watching as it it contains some spoilers.

"Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4" is set to be released on Xbox One, PS4, and PC platforms later this year. Will you be getting your own Naruto game soon?