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A bio page for Sasuke Uchiha in The Crossover Game, my imaginary video game idea that may or may not make its way into being a comic.
This details his overall biography, a few video game appearances, and his forms and variations in the game.
I've made several of these, so I assume you may already understand the difference between Forms and Variations. If not, read the description for one of my past deviations: leehatake93.deviantart.com/art…
The gameplay reflects on Super Smash Bros and PlayStation All-Stars. Movesets are developed in the style of Smash Bros, but with two finishing moves. A Super Smash, which is pretty much a Final Smash, deals high damage, but isn't guaranteed to land a KO. Final Smashes, which are like PS All-Stars' Level 3 Supers, ARE guaranteed a KO, if they hit their target.
The image of Rinnegan Sasuke used in the "FORMS" tab was created by

FORMS:
Part I Sasuke: Sasuke, age 13, from Part I of the Naruto series.
Part II Sasuke: Sasuke, age 17, from the end of Shippuden.
The Last Sasuke: Sasuke, age 19, during The Last: Naruto the Movie, set two years after the end of Shippuden.

VARIATIONS:
Valley of the End: Sasuke from the end of Part I, with his moveset derived from his first battle with Naruto at the Valley of the End. He actively uses his Curse Seal Level 1 form, turning his Chidori purple as it did in the original Naruto: Ultimate Ninja games and the first Ultimate Ninja Storm game. His fighting style takes elements from both his Ultimate Ninja AND Storm variations.
Chunin Exams: Sasuke's moveset derived from the beginning of Part I up to the end of the Chunin Exams. In other words, Sasuke from the PS2-era Ultimate Ninja games and Ultimate Ninja Heroes. Like Delsin Rowe, this version of Sasuke can use his Sharingan to copy a character's entire fighting style, as he could in the PS2 series prior to Ultimate Ninja 4. However, unlike Delsin, Sasuke does not copy a character's Super Moves, only their overall fighting style and Specials, as he did in the Ultimate Ninja games. Since his moveset revolves around the Sharingan, this Sasuke does not use his Curse Mark in any form. As another throwback to the Ultimate Ninja series, Sasuke cannot copy Kaguya or Gaara's movesets, nor any Kekkai Genkai exclusive techniques (excluding Mangekyo Sharingan techniques used by other Sasuke variations). On another note, unlike Delsin Rowe's copy abilities, Sasuke does not permanently copy a moveset. The Sharingan can be deactivated by taunting, much like Kirby's Copy Ability from Smash Bros, or taking enough damage can also force Sasuke to deactivate the Sharingan. Sasuke's Sharingan will also deactivate after a certain time period, indicated by a small meter above his HUD, yet another element of the original games.
Curse Seal Second State: Sasuke when awakened to his Curse Seal Second State form. His moveset consists of a few moves from the Storm series, but primarily focuses on the Curse Mark Sasuke from the PS2-era Ultimate Ninja series.
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Rinnegan: Sasuke from the end of Shippuden, with his moveset derived from Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 and his rematch with Naruto at the Valley of the End.
Hebi: Sasuke from the middle of Shippuden, during his hunt for Itachi. This Sasuke has access to his Curse Seal Second State form, which has become a trigger transformation rather than a separate character. His overall fighting style is a combination of his fighting styles in the PSP games Ultimate Ninja Heroes 3 and Ultimate Ninja Impact, as well as elements from the Ultimate Ninja Storm series, with some of his Super Moves being derived from the Boss Battles, rather than Sasuke's actual movelists.
Taka: Sasuke during the Fourth Great Shinobi War, after reuniting with Naruto and Sakura. Despite being based on Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan Sasuke, his moveset is a combination of Kage Summit Sasuke from Ultimate Ninja Impact, and Taka Sasuke (Akatsuki Robe), EMS Sasuke (Storm 3), and EMS Sasuke (Storm Revolution) from the Ultimate Ninja Storm series.
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The Last: Sasuke from The Last: Naruto the Movie. His moveset is directly imported from Ultimate Ninja Storm 4.
Boruto the Movie: The canon version of Adult Sasuke. His moveset is original, but based on Naruto Gaiden, Boruto the Movie, and the Ultimate Ninja Storm versions of Sasuke.
Brawl Legends: My version of Sasuke from the Brawl Legends series. Unlike the canon version, he does not have the Rinnegan, however, he does have both arms and still possesses his Curse Mark. His moveset is original, based on a combination of Curse Mark Sasuke, Susano'o Sasuke, and various others. He can transform into his Curse Seal Second State, as well as access his Susano'o.

EDIT (4/27/2016): Changed his video game legacy to match later submissions, and includes more games and updated platforms for certain games.

Description
A bio page for Sasuke Uchiha in The Crossover Game, my imaginary video game idea that may or may not make its way into being a comic.
This details his overall biography, a few video game appearances, and his forms and variations in the game.
I've made several of these, so I assume you may already understand the difference between Forms and Variations. If not, read the description for one of my past deviations: leehatake93.deviantart.com/art…
The gameplay reflects on Super Smash Bros and PlayStation All-Stars. Movesets are developed in the style of Smash Bros, but with two finishing moves. A Super Smash, which is pretty much a Final Smash, deals high damage, but isn't guaranteed to land a KO. Final Smashes, which are like PS All-Stars' Level 3 Supers, ARE guaranteed a KO, if they hit their target.
The image of Rinnegan Sasuke used in the "FORMS" tab was created by

FORMS:
Part I Sasuke: Sasuke, age 13, from Part I of the Naruto series.
Part II Sasuke: Sasuke, age 17, from the end of Shippuden.
The Last Sasuke: Sasuke, age 19, during The Last: Naruto the Movie, set two years after the end of Shippuden.

VARIATIONS:
Valley of the End: Sasuke from the end of Part I, with his moveset derived from his first battle with Naruto at the Valley of the End. He actively uses his Curse Seal Level 1 form, turning his Chidori purple as it did in the original Naruto: Ultimate Ninja games and the first Ultimate Ninja Storm game. His fighting style takes elements from both his Ultimate Ninja AND Storm variations.
Chunin Exams: Sasuke's moveset derived from the beginning of Part I up to the end of the Chunin Exams. In other words, Sasuke from the PS2-era Ultimate Ninja games and Ultimate Ninja Heroes. Like Delsin Rowe, this version of Sasuke can use his Sharingan to copy a character's entire fighting style, as he could in the PS2 series prior to Ultimate Ninja 4. However, unlike Delsin, Sasuke does not copy a character's Super Moves, only their overall fighting style and Specials, as he did in the Ultimate Ninja games. Since his moveset revolves around the Sharingan, this Sasuke does not use his Curse Mark in any form. As another throwback to the Ultimate Ninja series, Sasuke cannot copy Kaguya or Gaara's movesets, nor any Kekkai Genkai exclusive techniques (excluding Mangekyo Sharingan techniques used by other Sasuke variations). On another note, unlike Delsin Rowe's copy abilities, Sasuke does not permanently copy a moveset. The Sharingan can be deactivated by taunting, much like Kirby's Copy Ability from Smash Bros, or taking enough damage can also force Sasuke to deactivate the Sharingan. Sasuke's Sharingan will also deactivate after a certain time period, indicated by a small meter above his HUD, yet another element of the original games.
Curse Seal Second State: Sasuke when awakened to his Curse Seal Second State form. His moveset consists of a few moves from the Storm series, but primarily focuses on the Curse Mark Sasuke from the PS2-era Ultimate Ninja series.
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Rinnegan: Sasuke from the end of Shippuden, with his moveset derived from Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 and his rematch with Naruto at the Valley of the End.
Hebi: Sasuke from the middle of Shippuden, during his hunt for Itachi. This Sasuke has access to his Curse Seal Second State form, which has become a trigger transformation rather than a separate character. His overall fighting style is a combination of his fighting styles in the PSP games Ultimate Ninja Heroes 3 and Ultimate Ninja Impact, as well as elements from the Ultimate Ninja Storm series, with some of his Super Moves being derived from the Boss Battles, rather than Sasuke's actual movelists.
Taka: Sasuke during the Fourth Great Shinobi War, after reuniting with Naruto and Sakura. Despite being based on Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan Sasuke, his moveset is a combination of Kage Summit Sasuke from Ultimate Ninja Impact, and Taka Sasuke (Akatsuki Robe), EMS Sasuke (Storm 3), and EMS Sasuke (Storm Revolution) from the Ultimate Ninja Storm series.
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The Last: Sasuke from The Last: Naruto the Movie. His moveset is directly imported from Ultimate Ninja Storm 4.
Boruto the Movie: The canon version of Adult Sasuke. His moveset is original, but based on Naruto Gaiden, Boruto the Movie, and the Ultimate Ninja Storm versions of Sasuke.
Brawl Legends: My version of Sasuke from the Brawl Legends series. Unlike the canon version, he does not have the Rinnegan, however, he does have both arms and still possesses his Curse Mark. His moveset is original, based on a combination of Curse Mark Sasuke, Susano'o Sasuke, and various others. He can transform into his Curse Seal Second State, as well as access his Susano'o.

EDIT (4/27/2016): Changed his video game legacy to match later submissions, and includes more games and updated platforms for certain games.