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One Piece: Unlimited World Red Heading To Nintendo Switch
The deluxe edition of One Piece: Unlimited World Red is coming to Nintendo Switch on September 29.
Originally released as a 3DS title in 2013, the game then appeared on the PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, and Wii U. This deluxe version, which comes with enhanced visuals, frame rate, and over 40 pieces of DLC, is also coming to PlayStation 4.
Unlimited World Red is an action-adventure game that takes you throughout the One Piece timeline. You're able to control all of the Straw Hats (as well as other heroes and villains) in an original adventure. There's also a town hub world that Luffy can upgrade and manage.
For a better look at the game, check out our Test Chamber from back when Unlimited World Red was released on PS3.
Our Take
Playing this game on Switch is the perfect way to experience it. I played Unlimited World Red on PS3, and I became bored pretty quickly because the combat and town management systems seemed so much more geared towards a handheld than a home console. If you're looking for a One Piece game, I'd personally recommend Burning Blood, but if fighting games aren't your thing, this isn't a bad option either.
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