What exactly does this generation of consoles mean for anime-based video games that don't transition to 3D often enough to challenge high-end hardware? For Bandai Namco and CyberConnect2, the answer is marriage of TV animation and gaming in form of Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm. Another Naruto title with "Ultimate" in it, but one making good use of the Sony PlayStation 3. Hit the jump to see its debut trailer.

One of Namco Bandai's bigger successes on Sony's PlayStation 2 is the .hack video game series. For those not familiar with it, it is part of a much larger multimedia franchise simply known as .hack that encompasses manga, card games, anime, and most importantly , video games.

With that in mind and knowing the success the franchise had and is still having, we can't imagine Namco Bandai stopping making games for the series in the near future. More on this after the jump.