NCS Product Synopsis
Weekly Shonen Jump manga all-stars from
Bleach, Dragon Ball Z, Hunter X Hunter, JoJo's
Bizarre Adventure, Naruto, One Piece, Rurouni
Kenshin, Saint Seiya, Yū Yū Hakusho, and more duke
it out in a battle royale where teams of two face
off against each other in 3D arenas. Fighters may
use conventional attacks as well as combinations,
super finishing moves, and call upon support
characters to turn the tide of combat.
In addition to
the
regular edition of the game, an
Ani-Song Sound Edition
which includes 21 extra song tracks
is also available for preorder. A J Stars Victory
book is also included with the Ani-Song Sound Edition in 100% ratio. Reservations for
both versions of the game are
welcome to ship on March 19, 2014. Preorders for the Playstation Vita
regular and
Ani-Song edition are
also welcome.
Product Specification
Publisher: Namco
Bandai Games
Territory/Language: Japan
Japanese Title: Jスターズ ビクトリーVS アニソンサウンドエディション
Jan Code: 4560467042723 / BLJS-10258
NCS was first introduced to Weekly Shonen Jump back in the 80s. We were just punk kids back then, wandering the wilds of New York City where bookstores like Kinokuniya and Asahiya became occasional haunts. A portly but attractive salesgirl at Asahiya pointed out Shonen Jump and recommended it. Each issue of Shonen Jump was as big as a dictionary but way more enjoyable to read. We were hooked. Shonen Jump celebrates its 40th anniversary this summer and a barrage of merchandising is making the rounds to mark the occasion.
The first salvo is a quintet of Sofubi (soft vinyl) toys featuring Goku, Kinnikuman, Naruto, Ichigo, and Luffy who hail from five of the most popular works featured in Shonen Jump. Each figure measures 10cm or 3.93" tall and is designed by PansonWorks. Pricing is set at US$12.90 each or US$56.90 for the complete set of five figures. «NCS Photo Gallery»
NCS was first introduced to Weekly Shonen Jump back in the 80s. We were just punk kids back then, wandering the wilds of New York City where bookstores like Kinokuniya and Asahiya became occasional haunts. A portly but attractive salesgirl at Asahiya pointed out Shonen Jump and recommended it. Each issue of Shonen Jump was as big as a dictionary but way more enjoyable to read. We were hooked, When the summer of 2008 rolls around, Shonen Jump will celebrate its 40th anniversary and a barrage of merchandising is on the way to mark the occasion.
The first salvo is a quintet of Sofubi (soft vinyl) figures - Goku, Kinnikuman, Naruto, Ichigo, and Luffy - who hail from five of the most popular works featured in Shonen Jump. Each figure measures 10cm or 3.93" tall and is designed by PansonWorks. Pricing is set at US$12.90 each but we have a separate listing for the complete set of five figures for the price of US$56.90. Preorders are welcome to ship in late August 2008.
A diverse gathering of heroes from the Shonen Jump weekly magazine join together once again for a battle royale of epic proportions. Whereas the original Jump! Super Stars featured a total of 27 series, Ultimate Stars goes for the gold with a total of 41 series in attendance. Along with renowned properties such as Dragon Ball, Naruto, and One Piece which are popular around the world, there's lesser known franchises in the game as well. The action hews close to the style and convention of Jump! Super Stars where manga panels (Koma) on the touch screen are tapped to activate characters. The fighting action takes place on the top screen where fast-paced fisticuffs are in play. «NCS Game-Notes»
