A Battle Royale like no other comes to the West with BANDAI NAMCO Games’ J-STARS VICTORY VS +!
The Ultimate Fighting Game Featuring Original Manga/ Anime Characters from The Famous Shonen Jump Magazine is coming to the PlayStation®4
PARIS, FRANCE – December 22, 2014 – YATTA! J-STARS Victory VS + is coming to Western audiences for the PlayStation®4 computer entertainment system, PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system, and the PlayStation®Vita handheld entertainment system. The game will feature Manga/ Anime characters from over 30 different Shonen Jump franchises including ONE PIECE, NARUTO, BLEACH, DRAGON BALL Z and much more. J-STARS Victory VS + is one of the most awaited and ambitious manga/anime focused fighting-game ever to hit Western videogame fans!
Developed by Japanese videogame studio Spike Chunsoft, J-STARS Victory VS + delivers an incredibly robust roster to stage epic battles through a variety of original manga/ anime worlds. Players can choose to begin their J-STARS Victory VS + adventure from a multitude of game modes including; J-Adventure Story mode where players battle through the different manga/anime worlds to determine who is the strongest character, 2 vs. 2 Team Battle mode that allows up to four players to form teams to battle for bragging rights, and an exclusive Arcade Mode. On top of those amazing modes, PlayStation®4 owners will benefit from enhanced graphics!
“As the Number 1 and most famous publisher when it comes down to Anime/Manga video-games, it was our duty at BANDAI NAMCO Games to bring J-Stars Victory VS + for Western fans! Not only we are bringing this epic medley of licenses to Europe, Middle-East and Australasia, but we are also delivering it with a massive added value: a PlayStation®4 version with new content!” Herve Hoerdt, Vice President of IP Strategy at BANDAI NAMCO Games Europe.
J-Stars Victory VS + for PlayStation®4, Playstation®3 and PlayStation® Vita will be available in Europe, Middle-East and Australasia’s stores in Summer 2015!
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