Even as a determined JO chef, it is estimated that you will have to weigh more before you pay the money.
At 6:00 a.m. Beijing time on March 10, Sony held a new edition of The State of Play conference, during which new news or new trailers for many third-party games were announced, including games such as Final Fantasy: Origins and Ghost Line: Tokyo.
State Of Play New Content Summary
One of the more eye-catching – especially for JOJO series fans – is that JOJO's Bizarre Adventure All-Star Smash Bros. Brawl is about to usher in a remake, and Bandai Namco has also announced the game's first trailer.
Scheduled for release early this fall, the game supports Chinese and is still produced by original developer CyberConnect2 ("CC2"), supporting multiple platforms including STEAM, Switch, and PS5.
Compared to the original version, the game will have up to 50 characters to choose from, and the characters from one to six are voiced by voice actors from the Japanese version of the anime.
The grid occupied by the star marker should be the newly added character of this game
According to the announcement, the game will be based on the original version released in 2013, adjust the original game rhythm, add jump sprints and other operations, and add a lot of foley words - to faithfully reproduce the original Araki's look and feel performance.
At the same time, the main game mode in the remake was also announced in the announcement, and the game also added a collection element, players can fight between various characters appearing in the series, challenge more than 100 kinds of rules, and get the character's special costumes and portraits after completing the level.
In addition, according to the video, the remake version may have added character assistance or the function of cutting corners, which seems to have different experiences in the gameplay content.
However, even after 9 years since the release of the original version, there are still fans who have not yet come out of the "shadow" of the previous original version.
Fans complain
Although CC2's old line is to make comic games, which are widely recognized by anime fans in terms of reduction and expressiveness, the performance of the original "JOJO's Wonderful Adventure All-Star Brawl" can be called a "disaster": compared to the performance, the fighting system itself is very thin; the plot is broken, the story flow is short; the initial price is high, and then the price is reduced at the speed of light...
For the problems that have appeared in the original version, many players still have palpitations. Coupled with the fact that the character model shown in the trailer looks like it has been ported to the original old model, it is hard not to suspect that this is another "expansion enhancement package".
Hopefully, this remake of CyberConnect2 is learned from the lessons of the original version and then released.