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Jump Ultimate Stars is the sequel to one of the best selling games of 2005, Jump Super Stars. It is the second collaboration between Nintendo of Japan and Jump magazine, this time incorporating 300 characters from 40 Shonen Jump properties.
The "Koma" battle system will still be used in this sequel with the original 4-by-5 grid and touch screen support. However a number of improvements have been made, including calling support characters into battle via L/R button, without using the touchpad. Characters can now cling on to ledges when falling adjacent to them and some of the stages include areas that can be reached by destroying walls, even the floor and ceiling.
As another major improvement, Jump Ultimate Stars now supports Wi-Fi battles, which allows gamers all around the world to combat against each other.
Showing the last 5 reviews, out of a total 239 reviews. Please note that opinions expressed in any review are those of our customers and do not necessarily match those of the Play-Asia.com team.
guile_bio(2) on 19, Jul. 2008 01:03 (HKT)
Awesome This game rules. The combat makes the game a Smash Bros Brawl DS, but without the the assist trophys being picked up. Any Shonen Jump/anime fan should get this, they will not be disappointed.
sakabato24(1) on 03, Jun. 2008 23:41 (HKT)
OMG! This game is AWSOME! If you are a Shonen Jump fan you must get this game! There are multiple charaters to choose from from all of your favorite animes/manga from Shonen Jump! It's funny that they have Ichigo 100% andI''s charaters in this game and I am glad they have them cause they are my favorite manga/anime! If you buy this game your going to enjoy it so much! Arigato Play-Asia!
autumnhailes(1) on 31, May. 2008 08:35 (HKT)
EPICNESS ... is all i can describe this with. it is the greatest FIGHTER for the ds, keep in mind i said fighter. The characters and arenas are from the jump graphic novels, both japanese and american series and are each unique in most ways. The controls and menus are easy to get used to as a english or other language speaker besides the in game language used. however, the mission mode, or jump universe mode requires an online guide to know how to complete missions and extra objectives, as you need to complete them to unlock characters. the graphics are a little better than gba (but don't let that confuse you, it alot better than one) and the wifi play against reall players in laggy depending on your wireless connection and number of players fighting. there is over 40 fighters to choose from along with countless support characters that aid you! I thought i wouldn't understand it but i figured it out within a day as an english speaker and that surprised me. all you will need as a non japanese speaker is a mission guide for all the time and a menu guide to memorize and get to know when you start.
so basically:
GET THIS EPIC FIGHTING GAME
wouho(1) on 16, May. 2008 17:25 (HKT)
Great for party playing and soloing The controls area easy to learn and you get to play with allmost all of your favorite anime characters. The gameplay is somewhat similar to super smash bros, but with "normal" health system (health bar), but because you only have to see your own character it doesn't have to zoom in and out all the time and there are markers for where the enemies are, so you allways know where to go to.
The game supports single card play, but then it just randomizes your characters between, naruto, lupin(one piece), and some character I did not recognize, so my suggestion try to get your friends to get the game too ^_^
The unlocking process can be a bit of pain for us who don't read japanese, due to the 'mission' based levesl (you have te beat a the level enemies with special attacks, or support attacks, don't use block , etc) but luckily there are walktroughs written in english.
sena54(3) on 28, Mar. 2008 03:18 (HKT)
Too great ! Very good play of baston to the smash bros sauce shonen. If you are fan of the shonen published in Weekly Shonen Jump, buy it !
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