Jojo no Kimyou na Bouken All-Star Battle

Um excelente jogo esse Jojo, lembro de te-lo jogado no PSX em 1999 e tinha esquecido de como essa série tem potencial para se tornar o ótimo jogo que ele é.

This neat vs fighting game set in the JoJo's universe delivers pretty nice, colorful anime graphics and hectic gameplay. Characters are varied and interesting, special attacks are cool and even spectacular. It's obvious that not only fans of Jojo can enjoy playing it, but also the broader audience of 2D anime style fighting games as a whole.

Jojo's Bizarre Adventure All-Star Battle is definitely a game for fans. The mechanics are a bit shaky at times and the flow of the battles can get stiff even after you get used to how it plays; still, this is a damn excellent Jojo game that's bursting with fanservice. Story mode covers the very basics of the story of the series, and after completing each part you have access to the same fights but playing as the opponent. It's a simple way to give you more stuff to keep yourself busy with in single player. Through campaign mode you can get a bunch of alternate costumes, taunts and victory poses for all character, extending even more the life of the game. While it's welcome so many different alternate costumes are available in the game without having to pay for them, the DLC characters are quite a bummer. Leaving somewhat important characters such as Lisa Lisa or Old Joseph as paid-for extras seems a bit iffy to me, not to mention to crazy price they go for (in the japanese version at least).

Speaking of the japanese version, the game is easy enough to navigate through without understanding the language. You might just need a couple guides to help you decipher a few key things such as the bonus objectives in the Story Mode missions. There is an english version of the game as well, in case you don't want to trouble yourself with that and want to enjoy the copious amount of flavor text. The only difference between these two are some renaming issues on some characters and the japanese version offers the character of Fugo for free (although the american version has them for much cheaper on the PSN store so it evens out).

When all it's said and done, this is a fun game. It may barely hold water to someone who isn't familiar with the Jojo universe, but if you're a fan you owe it to yourself to play this game. The game isn't perfect, but if you think you can get absorbed by the sheer fun of being able to see Gyro duke it out with Caesar in Dio's Mansion, you'll forgive any flaw you come across.

good Jojo battle game.fun and good

guess what happened right after I played this game...
A heart-shaped bone grew on my forehead