Since characters all share one health bar, it wasn’t guaranteed that all three characters would even be seen in a battle. The demo decided to round it out by also including Sasuke Uchiha (from the Naruto series) and Roronoa Zoro (from One Piece). As previously mentioned, there was Goku, Naruto, Monkey D. The demo had a limited selection of six characters. Players can call out an ally character using one of the left shoulder buttons while holding down the same button swaps to that character. It’s more or less just what kind of moves the player wishes to use at the time. There’s no healing while a character sits on the bench. It’s an interesting decision because that means switching has no advantage outside of using specific characters. Players will select three characters in the order they want to play them in and all three characters share one health bar. What makes it a bit different is that it’s a three-on-three tag battle, though with a few interesting decisions in place. It’s third-person from behind the shoulder of the player character as they’re locked on to their opponent. Jump Force places sort of like the Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi games. The style change seems to give a darker tone to the game, suggesting higher stakes as these worlds collide. The graphics add quite a bit of flair to this 3D fighter, helping it to stand out a bit among the rest. More detailed textures show off the fabric in clothing and a more realistic setting for these anime heroes.
That meant using a certain graphic style that had a bit more detail, but also maintained iconic aesthetic traits. One of the goals for Jump Force was to integrate these iconic anime characters into a more realistic world. Visiting Bandai Namco’s booth, we were given a chance to try the game. Luffy took center stage as they battled against Dragon Ball Z’s Frieza in a war-torn New York City. Characters like Naruto, Goku and Monkey D.
Announced during the Microsoft Xbox press briefing, it was quickly shown to be a crossover fighter. To celebrate Shonen Jump’s 50th anniversary, Jump Force was revealed to the world. One of their surprise titles was a new fighting game using the Shonen Jump licensed characters. Bandai Namco had a lot to show off during E3 2018.
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