You choose between three capsule machines and can buy a capsule ranging from 100 to 3000 ryo, which contains an item.
The Shop system is extremely clunky compared to the sequels. Related to the above, since exploration mode doesn't exist, missions are directly accessed from the main menu. The sagas overlap and there are some that blatantly contradict the canon (hence the aversion of No Campaign for the Wicked). The Scenario Mode entirely consists of cutscenes and battles spread over 12 "sagas" corresponding to the playable characters in the game. Early Installment Weirdness: There are a number of odd quirks about this game that are generally fixed with the sequels. As a result, the original Naruto's four-part Level 2 Ultimate Jutsu was divided into two to fill the spare Level 3, while Sasuke outright lost the parts that could activate the Curse Marked form. In the West, both forms were detached into two separate unlockable characters, who inherited the Ultimate Jutsu that activate them in the Japanese release. The former activates the Nine Tails Mode by performing at least one part of his Level 3 Ultimate Jutsu, while Sasuke activates the Curse Marked Mode by performing either the fourth part of his Level 2 or third part of his Level 3 Ultimate Jutsu. Decomposite Character: In the Japanese version, Naruto and Sasuke have permanent awakening forms that stay intact until the battle's end. It is particularly notable in Shikamaru's Level 3 Ultimate Jutsu, which ends with a shot of Asuma throwing his cigarette. Bowdlerise: The western versions censored Asuma's cigarette. Even Zabuza, the other playable main villain shows fear towards him in his unique Make-Out Paradise dual portrait. BFS: Zabuza's unique playstyle is based off of his enormous sword and how he adapts to slice his foes in half. 
Bare-Fisted Monk: Rock Lee as expected, he's much more noticeably athletic than many of the others. The Bad Guy Wins: In Zabuza, Haku, and Orochimaru's endings. Many of the characters who aren't in the playable roster make appearances through this method, assisting the character their attached to. Assist Character: Whoever you select will have a "partner" that will drop items and can be called upon if you use a special item. Alternative Foreign Theme Song: Rather than the purely rock opening of the original version, the English version uses the same theme song that played during the early dubbed episodes, "Rise". Adaptation Distillation: The main story mode runs afoul with this, as it only goes by the perspective of the characters playable. #NARUTO ULTIMATE NINJA HEROES 4 PS VITA SERIES#
A minor case with Neji and Shikamaru, they both have a technique that they wouldn't learn until the last arc of Part I, (Eight Trigrams 128 Palms and Shadow Strangle Jutsu respectfully) otherwise they are as strong as they are around the series timeframe. 
Here she demonstrates the very moves Neji used to incapacitate Naruto during their battle in the Chunin Exam Finals, including her own equivalent of the Eight Trigrams 64 Palms.
Hinata, while she was certainly a competent fighter once she became determined, she didn't have any of the Hyuga secret techniques. Sakura, she's been given the abilities of Genjutsu as well as better combat skills than she has demonstrated in the Manga, putting her on par with Naruto and Sasuke. Adaptational Badass: Some characters are much more potent here than they are in canon. Regarding that skipped number in the Heroes series, this is because the West received a watered down version of Heroes 2 before its official release called Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes (Japan went straight to Heroes 2, which originally had no number).
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