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J-Stars Victory VS+
Namco Bandai has just shared the latest trailer, screenshots and information for its wild crossover fighting game J-Stars Victory VS+.
J-Stars features 52 Shonen Jump characters, from classics such as Goku, Naruto, and Yusuke Urameshi to more modern characters like Koro-Sensei from “Assassination Classroom” and Chitoge Kirisaki from “Nisekoi.” You need to assemble a team of three to participate in the chaotic showdowns.
Thirty-nine of the characters are playable, while the other 13 strictly provide assistance. You get a look at many of them in action in the gameplay trailer above or by checking out the gallery below.
J-Stars is slated to come to PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and Vita on June 30. By preordering the game at GameStop you can get the J-Stars Compendium, which includes art and information on all of the characters and franchises represented in the game. [Disclaimer: GameStop is the parent company of Game Informer.]
We had a good time playing J-Stars on an episode of Test Chamber, which you can view here.
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