Is There a Shinobi Striker Modded Save for Xbox?

Short answer first: no. The Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker modded saves sold on this store are made for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 only. There is no Xbox One or Xbox Series X|S version, there is no PC version either, and we do not take Xbox orders for this game.

That still leaves a fair question for anyone playing on a green console: why is it PlayStation only, and is there a realistic way to shorten the grind on Xbox? This page answers both honestly, including the official shortcuts Bandai Namco sells and the habits that move an Xbox account forward fastest.

Which versions of Shinobi Striker exist

Shinobi Striker launched on 31 August 2018 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC through Steam. There was never a native current-generation edition. PlayStation 5 owners run the PS4 game through backward compatibility, and Xbox Series X|S owners run the Xbox One game the same way. Bandai Namco still supports all three platforms, and in 2026 it is rolling out Season Pass 10, which opened with Jiraiya (Sage Mode) in late May and added Naruto Uzumaki (Sage Mode) in August.

Each platform keeps its own progress. Your avatar, masters, scrolls and wardrobe on Xbox live in Xbox save data tied to your Microsoft account, while the PlayStation version stores progress for the PSN account that plays it. We know of no official cross-progression between the two, so anything earned or bought on one side stays there.

Shinobi Striker versions and whether this store offers a modded save for them

Platform	Version you play	Modded save from this store
PlayStation 4	Native PS4 game	Yes, $50 (unlock-all or Jiraiya save)
PlayStation 5	PS4 game via backward compatibility	Yes, same two saves
Xbox One	Native Xbox One game	No
Xbox Series X|S	Xbox One game via backward compatibility	No
PC (Steam)	Windows version	No

Why the service is PlayStation only

The store's process is built around a PlayStation account. After checkout you tell support whether you play on PS4 or PS5, a technician signs in to your PSN account and applies the save directly to your profile, and you get a confirmation once it is done. The listing also requires an active PlayStation Plus membership on the same account being modified; a membership shared from another account on the console does not count.

None of that maps onto Xbox. Xbox consoles sync game saves through the Microsoft cloud automatically and give players no simple way to copy a single game's save to a USB drive, so the file-level workflow a PlayStation save service relies on is missing. Rather than sell something that has not been built and tested, the listings name PS4 and PS5 and stop there. The Shinobi Striker hub says the same about PC: there is no PC version of this offer.

What Xbox players can do instead

The useful thing to know is that progress runs on separate tracks, and each track has a best activity. Character experience comes mainly from online matches in the four battle types (Flag, Base, Barrier and Combat), so queueing beats replaying offline content when levels are the goal. Our guide to the fastest way to level up covers that loop, and it works the same on Xbox as on any other platform.

Ninjutsu, secret techniques and master costumes come from training. You pick a master at the Ninjutsu Library in the Hidden Leaf Village lobby, earn Training Points while you play, and spend them on that master's rewards up to Training Rank 5. Set the master whose moves you actually want before every session so the points land somewhere useful; the guide on unlocking every jutsu suggests a priority order.

Scrolls are the wardrobe and weapon lottery. Tenten appraises them at the Ninja Tools Shop, and they drop from levelling up, VR missions, online matches and training rewards, so a short VR run at the end of each session keeps the appraisal stack growing. The scroll and ryo farming guide lists routes worth repeating.

Official shortcuts sold by Bandai Namco

Bandai Namco sells paid shortcuts of its own. On Steam, each Top Secret Training Set hands over the Training Rank 5 rewards (ninjutsu, secret techniques and items) for a group of DLC masters at once, with two catches written into the listing: it only covers DLC masters you already own, and it does not raise their Training Rank. The Starter Pack bundles ten ninjutsu with ten Moonlight Scrolls, which appraise at the same rarity as in-game Esoteric Scrolls, and it is listed on the Microsoft Store as well.

These packs are the closest thing to a legitimate shortcut on Xbox, but check your console store before budgeting for the training sets, because we confirmed those on Steam only. Each one costs real money, so total them against the hours they would save before buying several in a row.

If you also play on PlayStation

Some players own the game on both systems, usually because their friends are split across consoles. If that is you, a save from the store helps on the PlayStation side only: it is applied to the PSN account you name, needs PS Plus on that account, and leaves your Xbox profile exactly as it was. Our PS4 and PS5 guide explains how one PlayStation save behaves on both consoles, and the transfer walkthrough covers what to have ready.

Be wary of anyone who claims to sell an Xbox Shinobi Striker modded save. Ask exactly how the progress would reach your console. If the answer involves handing your Microsoft account to a stranger with no order system, or buying a pre-loaded account that its original owner can recover later, walk away. Our guide to save editor scams lists the warning signs.

The PlayStation saves, for reference

For PS4 and PS5 readers, the store lists two saves at $50 each. The unlock-all save covers everything including DLC, the full wardrobe, a maxed scroll stack and unlimited ultimate, ninjutsu and sub-weapon use. The Jiraiya save adds Prestige 25, maxed profile counters and modded outfits. You can compare both on the Shinobi Striker hub; neither one works on Xbox.

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