Product Description
Haha! Get ready for a Fantastic adventure with
Project X Zone for the Nintendo 3DS! This game is a unique crossover strategy RPG where characters from various popular franchises come together. Think of iconic heroes from Capcom, Sega, and Bandai Namco fighting side by side in thrilling and strategic battles. The story revolves around a mysterious artifact called the "Portalstone," which can distort dimensions and cause chaos. As a player, you must assemble teams of legendary characters to save the world!
Historical Context
Project X Zone was released in 2012 and was a spiritual successor to the game
Namco × Capcom, which was only released in Japan in 2005. This game garnered a lot of attention for its unique combination of different franchises and characters. Due to its positive reception, the game even received a sequel in 2015,
Project X Zone 2.
Expert Reviews
"Project X Zone is a delightful mashup of characters and worlds, featuring an engaging combat system and plenty of fan service." - IGN
"A must-play for fans of tactical RPGs and crossover games." - GameSpot
Is It For You?
This game is perfect for fans of strategic RPGs and enthusiasts of the franchises represented in the game, such as
Street Fighter,
Tekken, and Resident Evil. Even if you love games with a rich cast of characters and extensive storylines, you will find Project X Zone absolutely Fantastic!
Similar Games
If you enjoy Project X Zone, then
Fire Emblem Awakening and
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor Overclocked are also definitely worth your while. Both games offer deep strategies and engaging stories.
Compatibility
Project X Zone can be played on all
Nintendo 2DS (XL) and (new) 3DS (XL) systems. Please note, on the 2DS, you won't have 3D display. This game is not compatible with the original
Nintendo DS systems.
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Project X Zone is a fun strategic RPG
Project X Zone is a strategic RPG where around sixty characters from different game series come together to fight against evil. The story can get quite confusing over time, especially if you're not familiar with the games the characters come from. However, if you are, this is the perfect game for you. There are constantly jokes being made that fans will really appreciate.
The battle system is different from, for example, Fire Emblem. Just like in that game, you first move your characters across the battlefield. Once you reach the enemy, you have to press buttons in a certain rhythm to inflict as much damage as possible. This makes you more involved in the battles because you have to stay constantly alert.
One downside of the game is that you end up doing the same thing quite often. There are forty chapters, each taking about an hour to play through. Each chapter unfolds in a similar way: the characters discuss the new environment they find themselves in; a few enemies appear that you have to defeat; more enemies show up that you have to defeat, and eventually, the characters move on to another area. This doesn't detract too much from the game, especially because the battle system remains fun for a long time. A bit more variety would have been nice.
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