Nintendo DS game Naruto - Ninja Destiny II is a secondhand-store-favorite who knows too many things. It's got the same old mechanics: dodging projectiles and physical attacks with your fingers, as well as taking hits that critically ill-groom your body and soul. Even the character development is the same. Jiraiya, the protagonist, always seems to get lost in the next battle, for example, but he eventually gets replaced by another man. This, too, is a minor detail that no one else knows. The game's European Version (Europe) brings Jiraiya's story to a close with a spectacular climax and set up for the next round of battles. Yourrica, the game's lead developer and driver, takes a deep breath and says, 'We're sorry, but we have to go. We need to take care of our business.' The player is asked to help fill in the gaps of the story during the Badoka training sessions; these are short, intense, and take place in a dedicated area near the end of the game. The player is not asked to participate in them. 'We'll make them up as we go along,' is all the developer can say.