Speaking ahead of the release of Naruto: The Broken Bond on the 360, the producer of the game, Stephane Cardin, has admitted that his team would love to work on a third game, but that nothing has been decided yet.

"I really enjoyed my time with Naruto. I'm not closing any doors. So, for now we're not talking about the next one, we've been working on for two years and we're really, right now, releasing the game we've been working on for two years. All our concentration and effort is here. This game will exceed player's expectations," he told this site in a new interview, published yesterday.

The game maker also revealed that he would like to see the current game released in Japan, but once again nothing is official: "Right now... that's something that for sure we'd be really interested in doing. Right now, we're looking to do it. We have Japanese voices... and they will be in the final version of the game. I went over to a few weeks ago, and it was an amazing experience... linking the voices to the characters. Its something we're looking for, but right now we're focussing on North American and European releases."

More in the full interview.

By Luke Guttridge