Microsoft has announced a new starting price for Xbox 360 Classics in Europe, and three new blockbuster titles for the program, offering high quality experiences at outstanding value. From this month, Grand Theft Auto IV, Midnight Club Los Angeles: Complete Edition and BioShock will join the best selection of Xbox 360 games in the Classics range. A selection of titles, including Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: VEGAS 2 and Naruto: Rise of a Ninja will now be available with a Recommended Retail Price (RRP) of just £14.99.
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Gi.biz:

Microsoft has announced that it is dropping the recommended retail price of its Xbox 360 Classics range of games to £14.99.

The budget range features re-releases of high-selling 360 games, and today adds Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto IV and Midnight Club: Los Angeles, as well as Take-Two's BioShock to the portfolio.

Ubisoft has also added four titles to the series – Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2, Naruto: Rise of the Ninja, Splinter Cell Double Agent and Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2.
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dailygamesnews.com - We happened to stumble across a supplier of contact lenses who happened to have a pretty good selection of contact lenses from Japanese Manga Anima cartoon/videogame Naruto. Cosplay in Japan is huge, and so is Naruto.
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XboxOZ360 reports:

NAMCO BANDAI and Atari today announced their line-up of titles to be showcased at the ninth Japan Expo taking place at the Parc des Expositions, Paris Nord Villepinte from 3 to 6 July 2008. NAMCO BANDAI Games will be present once again to showcase an array of video game titles displaying the publisher's breadth of gameplay variety with entertainment for everyone from ninja fighting to physical family fun.

Fans of the cult Naruto and Dragon Ball Z anime series will be given first-hand experience on three brand new Naruto titles, including one worldwide exclusive, alongside Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit launching on 6 June for Xbox 360 and PS3, while visitors wanting a light-hearted workout can get physical with friends and family on the hilarious Family Trainer for Wii.

Naruto fans will be particularly well served with playable versions of three new titles all out later in 2008, namely Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm, Naruto: Ultimate Ninja 3 and Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes 2: The Phantom Fortress. The highly anticipated Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm for PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system will be present at Japan Expo as a world exclusive first ever playable version...
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The Bitbag writes, "Yesterday, Ubisoft released Shikamaru Nara as a free download through their "Exclusive Content" service for Naruto: Rise of a Ninja. Strangely, the game's official site doesn't reflect the new character, but he's most definitely there. Signing up for a Ubisoft account is free and can be done through the in-game menus. If you own this neat little adventure/fighting game, there's really no reason not to grab the new character, especially since he's one of the coolest in the animé and manga source material. The intro animation to his Jutsu is also well-done, and the finish animation is hilarious."
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Gamersyde: "Finally! The Japanese voice pack for Naruto: Rise of a Ninja is available on the Marketplace. For just a tad less than 60 MB you'll finally be able to get some decent voice work for that nice little game. Video of some dialogs early in the game inside".
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Naruto: Rise of a Ninja, based on VIZ Media's Naruto animation series, will have the voices by the official Naruto Japanese cast available post-launch as free downloadable content on Xbox Live Marketplace.

In Naruto: Rise of a Ninja, players will experience Naruto starting from the series' beginning, and will be able to relive the hit animation and manga and experience Naruto's transformation from noisy ninja-academy failure to respected ninja.
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Naruto: Rise of the Ninja is coming out soon! Xboxkings gives you a list of achievements, to see what you can expect of the game! We already played it on the Leipzig Games Convention, It's a really good game! Definitely for the Naruto fans.

Check it out after the jump!
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Ubisoft has gone into a frenzy of organisation and stamped release dates on all of its key upcoming titles...

September:
* Dark Messiah: Elements - 7th September (Xbox 360)
* Settlers VI - 7th September (PC)
* Brothers In Arms: Double Time - 21st September (Wii)

October:
* Naruto: Rise of a Ninja - 19th October (Xbox 360)

November:
* Assassin's Creed - 9th November (PC, PS3, Xbox 360)
* Brothers In Arms: Hell's Highway - 16th November (PC, PS3, Xbox 360)
* Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 - 16th November (Wii, DS)
* Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction - 16th November (PC, Xbox 360)
* Haze - 30th November (PC, PS3, Xbox 360)
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For purists, subtitles are better than dubs. Just think how Sega's Yakuza could've been better with the original Ryu Ga Gotoku voice track. Just! Well, leave it to the French to get it right with Naruto...
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The Top Anime Series arrives on Xbox 360.

In a game exclusively developed for the Xbox 360 from the ground up and for the first time ever, gamers will experience Naruto starting from the series' beginning.
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Wednesday 23 May 2007 Heard of Naruto? If not, you might want to educate yourself with these new shots of the Xbox 360 cel-shaded adventure. Or, you could track down the TV show, but does that let you perform Naruto's air-ninja l33t skills? No, thought not. With its wonderfully bright visuals, Naruto is a perfect antidote to any over-serious, over-Gothic battler - we're looking at you, BloodRayne - and ought to provide fun times and excitement on 360 later this year, as well as offering two ... » Read More

Thursday 17 May 2007 We got our first video and screens for Naruto: Rise of a Ninja today. The video is filled with super-fast ninja fighting, Xbox 360 level visuals and everyone's favorite ninja, Naruto Uzumaki bouncing off the buildings and running up trees just like he should. So far, we know that the game will start at the beginning of the series and let players follow Naruto from his beginning as a noisy Ninja Academy drop-out into a well respected ninja in the village of Konoha. Along ... » Read More