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My Hero Academia: One's Justice Announced For Switch, PS4
Bandai Namco has announced a My Hero Academia game for PlayStation 4 and Switch, teased earlier this week with the image of an egg in a microwave.
The announcement came from Weekly Jump, the manga magazine that publishes My Hero Academia. Details on the title are sparse, with Bandai Namco promising a full reveal at Jump Festa, a convention/festival centering around said manga magazine but typically includes anime-related video games, like the Tales Of series.
Bandai Namco recently affirmed support for the Switch in the new year, promising multiplatform support and a trio of exclusives.
The title One's Justice refers to the dichotomy in the series between the two powers All For One and One For All, making the title a little less ridiculous than it sounds.
Our Take
While this game is obviously not one of the Switch exclusives, it does seem that PS4/Switch is a viable path for Japanese publishers. As a fan of the manga, I'm really hopeful for the game.
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