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Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 Pre-order Bonuses
Namco Bandai previously stated that first-run copies of the new Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 would come with a DLC code that allows players to wear Goku’s gi from Dragon Ball Z. While anyone who buys the game quick will get that DLC, Namco recently revealed new pre-order bonuses including figurines and the game’s soundtrack.
GameStop pre-order bonuses
- Dragon Ball Z gi DLC
- Exclusive poster
- Naruto trading card
- 30-day trial to Neon Alley streaming service, featuring popular animes from VIZ Media (PowerUp Rewards members only)
ClubNamco pre-order bonuses
$59.99 pre-order:
- Dragon Ball Z gi DLC
- Exclusive poster
- Game soundtrack
$79.99 pre-order:
- Dragon Ball Z gi DLC
- Exclusive poster
- Game soundtrack
- High-quality, 6” Naruto Uzumaki collectible figurine
- High-quality, 6” Sasuke Uchiha collectible figurine
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 arrives on 360 and PS3 March 5.
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