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Publication Date

November 20, 2012

Computer Platform

PlayStation 3

ASIN

B007XYBUBE

Release date

November 20, 2012

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4.3 917 ratings

4.3 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#47,535 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#828 in PlayStation 3 Games

Product Dimensions

0.6 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches; 1.6 ounces

Type of item

Video Game

Language

English

Rated

Teen

Item model number

98472

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

No

Item Weight

1.6 ounces

Manufacturer

Sony Computer Entertainment

Date First Available

April 27, 2012

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PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale is free-for-all brawler showcasing the best and brightest of PlayStation’s characters and worlds. From Kratos to Sly Cooper, Sweet Tooth to Parappa the Rapper, Sony characters from all over the gaming spectrum are brought together in a fighting adventure that’s both easy to play, and hard to master. Take the battle online for competitive multiplayer action, or go head to head with a group of friends on the couch and prove once and for all who's really the best!

Characters (and their source franchises):
- Kratos (God of War)
- Sweet Tooth (Twisted Metal)
- Fat Princess (Fat Princess)
- Parappa (Parappa the Rapper)
- Sly Cooper (Sly Cooper)
- Colonel Radec (Killzone)
- Ratchet (Ratchet & Clank)
- Sackboy (LitlteBIGPlanet)
- Dante (Devil May Cry)
- Spike (Ape Escape)

Environments:
- Dreamscape (Little Big Planet)
- Sandover (Jak & Daxter)
- Hades (God of War)
- Metropolis (Ratchet & Clank)

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PlayStation All-stars Battle Royale is a crossover brawler style fighting game featuring over 20 first, and third party characters famous from a range of game franchises. Each playable character has its own unique set of attacks and moves, and the game features 1-4 player multiplayer mash-up action, both online and in local play at home. Additional features include, tournaments, rivalries, an award system designed to encourage competition, full 1080p HD output, a range of different PlayStation themed play environments, and full PlayStation trophy support.

Get Ready to Rumble on PlayStation 3 Like Never Before

PlayStation All-stars Battle Royale is a brawl on the PlayStation 3 system like nothing that has come before it. From Kratos to Sly Cooper, Sweet Tooth to PaRappa the Rapper, PlayStation characters from all over the gaming spectrum are brought together in a fighting adventure that's both easy to play, and hard to master. The game plays out across static and interactive Sony themed environments, and features local multiplayer support as well as the ability to take the battle online for competitive multiplayer action. Just a few of the game environments include: Dreamscape (LittleBigPlanet), Sandover (Jak and Daxter), Hades (God of War), and Metropolis (Ratchet & Clank).

Key Game Features

Over 20 first and third party PlayStation characters, each with their own unique set of attacks and moves
Multiple game modes - play through a single player game or an online experience via unique multiplayer modes
Mash-up, interactive environments created from different PlayStation IPs
Tournament, rivalry, and award system designed to encourage competition at all levels
Full PlayStation trophy support

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Customers like the fun, quality and graphics of the game. They mention that it brings insane amounts of fun, the arenas are fun and interactive, and that it offers a lot more playstyle for different characters. They are also happy with the value, and ease of use. However, some customers have mixed opinions on character selection, controls, and content.

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261 customers mention199 positive62 negative

Customers find the game fun to play, with intense matches and arenas that are fun and interactive. They also say the combat game is fun, with graphics that are more then par. Customers also say that the levels are fun, and the game is addictive.

"...One, Online play, which yes, is hard to find a match nowadays. Two, character costumes. There were some freaking AWESOME costumes for characters...." Read more

"...put your mind at ease and tell you that this game delivers, it is FUN to play, specially with other players, the more the better; you will probably..." Read more

"...The game is so fun to play that every mode is great. The arcade mode will help as a tutorial and practice (even though these modes do exist as well)...." Read more

"It has a thoughtful roster. (Sadly, it feels rushed.) The gameplay is fun, and I would say it feels different than "SSB's"...." Read more

47 customers mention47 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the quality of the game. They mention that it offers a lot more playstyle for different characters, and is pretty balanced. They also appreciate the interactive levels and music. Customers also mention that the game draws inspiration from the Super. They appreciate the cross-play and strategy, which makes for a more dynamic fighting experience. They say the story mode is unique and has good multiplayer.

"...However, there were some good items for each game, I especially love the Hammer in SSBB, and the abusive fan comes to mind too...." Read more

"...Each special move stage has its unique set of skills and will vary in power, 3 being the strongest of course.Graphics:..." Read more

"...There are many customizable multiplayer modes for you to try and play with friends and the online modes are incredible...." Read more

"...One of the coolest features is the cross-play. PS3 and VITA players, could play matches with each other!..." Read more

38 customers mention32 positive6 negative

Customers like the graphics of the video game. They say the backgrounds are animated well, the explosions and other effects look great, and the level designs are fun.

"...Explosions and other effects look great and will not disappoint.Sound:Again, each stage has sounds from each franchise...." Read more

"...Each of the characters are very detailed and resembles perfectly, no jaggies, very good anti aliasing, light effects and shaders...." Read more

"...It's what you would expect in a highly promoted PS3 game. The graphics are great, smooth, and clean.Characters:..." Read more

"...All of the backgrounds are animated well.There are 4 DLC characters, which are fine...." Read more

24 customers mention18 positive6 negative

Customers find the controls fairly easy to understand. They also appreciate the nice tutorials and challenges. Overall, they say the game is easy to pick up and play, with substantial depth.

"...give this a try right away, with your own Vita, don't worry, it's actually quite simple, create another PSN account for yourself, but remember that..." Read more

"...don't have the same level of quality; they do their job, they are easy to use, but there is no eye catching in them...." Read more

"...The tutorial modes and challenges are great! They really help you learn how to play and how to master each character...." Read more

"...I actually felt bored from the arcade mode. It's too easy, and slow.)..." Read more

24 customers mention24 positive0 negative

Customers find the value of the video game well worth the price. They say it offers a lot of fun for the price and has good replay value. Some customers also say the DLC costumes are creative but expensive.

"...I have NO regrets and this game is worth every penny. Added to that, we get two free DLC characters for 2 weeks sometime early next year...." Read more

"...Although character selection is a bit limited, the game offers a lot of fun for the price...." Read more

"...The DLC costumes are creative but expensive(nearly 1 dollar per costume and keep in mind the fighters are smaller than normal in gameplay), and I..." Read more

"...Especially when the price is low, this game is worth having around for when friends show up." Read more

76 customers mention49 positive27 negative

Customers are mixed about the character selection. Some mention that the selection is pretty decent, with original voices and sound effects. They also appreciate the unique combos that each character can execute. However, some say that the character roster is limited and some characters feel out of place. They further mention that there are no unlockable characters.

"...And although the character roster for Brawl was great, I also liked some of the characters for All Stars, namely the classic characters like Dan and..." Read more

"...Character voices are original and their sound effects, from weapons to special moves, sound great; even during heavy battles, you'll be able to hear..." Read more

"...This might be a personal thing but some characters feel out of place, like Kratos and Sweet Tooth, when in the same game as Sackboy and Toro...." Read more

"...Game graphics are superb. Each of the characters are very detailed and resembles perfectly, no jaggies, very good anti aliasing, light effects and..." Read more

40 customers mention21 positive19 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the controls of the video game. Some find the controls solid and the responsiveness works well. However, others say that the moves are ridiculous, stale, and annoying. They also feel that the special moves are a little unbalanced.

"...move translated into an accurate action on the screen, it was 100% real time action. More about cross play below****Controls:..." Read more

"...There's nothing disappointing there. However, there's no Story Mode so Arcade Mode is supposed to be the "Story Mode."..." Read more

"...There are also cheap grab moves! The game itself, focuses of one-shot KO's...." Read more

"...3. Some moves are spammable specifically some of kratos' and sly coopers' moves." Read more

15 customers mention8 positive7 negative

Customers are mixed about the content. Some mention that there are tons of content to unlock, from costums, badges, and minions. They also say that the online features work well but aren't very in depth. However, some customers feel the game itself is rather shallow and fails to capture the great aspects of the Super Smash Bros. series. They mention that the menus in the game are very bland and boring.

"...For starters, the game comes with a great roster, which includes:KratosParappaFat PrincessSweet ToothRadec..." Read more

"...seemed like, when looking at the map selection, it just seems like so few maps. Makes it feel boring in a way...." Read more

"...REPLAYABILITY 10/10:There are tons of content to unlock, from costums, badges, to minions...." Read more

"...The menus don't look too great, the levels aren't rendered all that well, and the same items keep popping up and aren't all that dynamic to use...." Read more

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Andrew Espino

This game is not as bad as people are making it out to be

Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2016

Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Verified Purchase

Guys, I'm gonna be honest. This game is not as bad as people are making it out to be. I just got this game about 3 weeks ago, and I've been having a absolute blast with it. I think the main problem with some of the reviews on this site is this. If you go into PlayStation All Stars judging it against Super Smash Bros. Brawl, you will not be happy, and will always find faults with it. Now let me explain myself before you all jump at my throat. This game did have some faults, be it in the Characters, Levels, Supers, Arcade Mode, and other faults, but we all need to look again. This brings out another point of mine. We need to stop looking entirely at what PlayStation All Stars did wrong, and look a little more at what they did right. I will admit, I have played Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and I know first-hand just how fun and immensely great of a game it is. After all, it did come first, and it came from a series, unlike Playstation All Stars. Having said that, I do have respect for SSBB, as while I do not have it, I have played it multiple times, either by borrowing or at a friends' house. Now, I'm gonna try to be as honest as I can, comparing the two. Comparing their "Campaign modes", I would have to say that overall, SSBB wins. I loved Subspace Emissary. All Stars' Arcade Mode was alright, but not the greatest(cough cough, stills with voice-overs) I did like the end battle against Polygon Man though. Now, for those who don't know, Polygon Man's roots trace back to the Playstation 1, when he was planned to be the mascot for the first PlayStation in North America, appearing in ads and such. However, before the console was released, Ken Kutaragi, global head of Playstation, also known as "The Father of The PlayStation", expressed anger towards the Mascot of Polygon Man, therefore, he was "taken out into the car park and quietly shot." (Polygon Man that is) So, there are some back-stories behind this game. When it comes to the Multiplayer, that is where most of the hate comes from. I will say, that personally, in my opinion, the Super System was not as bad as people are making it out to be. It even added a strategic sense to the game in a way, which was the skill of knowing your character's supers, knowing where the enemies were, and knowing when to use them the right way. True, it IS incredibly annoying when you miss with your well earned level 2 or just don't get any kills with your level 3(but if you fail the latter, you're just plain bad, no offense.) It did add a strategic sense to the kill system. I do remember SSBB had a health system, in which the higher your percentage was, and the more you took damage, the farther you would fly back from subsequent attacks, and increasing your chances of being ko'd, or flying off the stage. I did like this method to kill system, but I will say that I also enjoyed All Star's different take on it, with the Supers. Because, I remember the intense times, as soon as that Smash Ball came on stage, shimmering and glowing, it was a all-out blood battle to get it, and release your ability. I loved that. All Stars took this "character ability", but made something cool out of it, by making 3 levels of the ability. True, some were DEFINITELY not as good as others. The Items in each game were also good in my opinion, although I think the really noticeable difference in items was that SSBB had "food" you could eat to regain some health I believe. However, there were some good items for each game, I especially love the Hammer in SSBB, and the abusive fan comes to mind too. I liked some items in All Stars, such as the Axe, and the Spear of Destiny. There were also complaints regarding the characters of All Stars. I agree, there were some disappointing characters, and some characters were not even PS exclusives. However, SSBB had one that rings clear in my mind, Snake. There may have been others. However, even some of the 3rd Party characters weren't that bad in All Stars, specifically Raiden, Big Daddy, and Dante. Upon looking it up, I found that All Stars has a total of 24 playable characters, counting the 4 DLC, while SSBB has 37. However, some of these characters were quite similar, such as Wolf and Fox, Kind Dedede and Kirby, and then Zero Suit Samus and Samus were the same character. And of course, All Stars had two Coles. However, I feel like all in all, All Stars did a better job than Brawl about making sure that the characters didn't fight too similar. And the attacks, wow, the attacks were really good for both games I must say, All Stars did a great job of making sure that no two characters fought exactly the same. With, of course, the exception of Evil Cole/Cole. And although the character roster for Brawl was great, I also liked some of the characters for All Stars, namely the classic characters like Dan and Spike, Sweet Tooth, and even PaRappa, going against some of the newer, more iconic characters, such as Nathan Drake, Kratos(who is incredibly OP) and even Sackboy(who I will admit is my personal favorite, I've mastered his moves). And as for the attacks, I felt that even though Brawl had more characters, thus more potential attacks, they also had one directional pad and one attack button(b). Meanwhile, All Stars had one left stick and 3 buttons for attacks, which I personally felt was very ingenious, just adding attack after attack after attack. True, some attacks kind of sucked, but the same could be said about Brawl. And the stages in All Stars really weren't that bad. True, I don't think there were as many in Brawl, BUT the stages in All Stars were mash-ups and dynamic stages, meaning that they would change into another game's stage, or elements from a game, while SSBB's stages did NOT I believe. I especially loved maps that blended together well, such as LittleBigPlanet/Buzz, I was personally glad to see Buzz in this game, Hades/Patapon, Fearless/Wipeout, Stowaways/Bioshock, and San Francisco/Ratchet and Clank. However, there were some maps that were just not as good as others, namely Dojo and perhaps Paris comes to mind, simply because it looked like they just slapped a few platforms on the screen and the Negativatron in the back of Paris, and Dojo was just a small room, which is good for just about only short range characters. I also heard complaints about the music being horrible. That's Bull people. The music, while not as great on a few maps, was awesome. A few maps come to mind. Black Rock Stadium, which included a Mashup of Twisted Metal/Jak and Daxter, Columbia, which was Bioshock/Twisted Metal, Dreamscape, which included LittleBigPlanet/Buzz, Fearless, another mashup of Heavenly Sword(Ah, Nariko)/Wipeout, Franzea, which was a mashup of LocoRoco/Metal Gear, the music sounded a bit childish, but that added to it, and the last two are Stowaways, which was Uncharted/Bioshock, and Rival Arena, which depended on which character you were playing as. And let me take a moment to talk about what All Stars did that Brawl didn't. One, Online play, which yes, is hard to find a match nowadays. Two, character costumes. There were some freaking AWESOME costumes for characters. Three, Character Customization, you could customize, on top of your costume/costume color, your intro, taunt, outro, and victory music. That was cool. Four, Player Customization. You could customize your Minion, Background, and Icon, which added a sense to distinguish yourself from the others. And 5, which was huge for me. Graphics. There is no doubt that PS All Stars had the greater graphics. This came in handy a lot, I liked looking close up at taunts, intros, and throwing opponents. And the gameplay was NOT CLUNKY. It was very smooth and linear. I also liked the Goals that you could do to level up your character. Now, some things that I hated about All Stars. It seemed like, when looking at the map selection, it just seems like so few maps. Makes it feel boring in a way. Arcade Mode, which sucked compared to Brawl's, but was interesting none the less. Overpowered, unpatched characters, namely Dante, Raiden, Kratos, Kat, and maybe Spike. I also hated how Santa Monica Studios were planning on releasing more dlc, but due to financial restrictions and being left by Sony were not able to continue. Blame Sony, not Santa Monica. So, with all that I said, above, I believe that they should make a sequel. Maybe not now, but later. And for goodness sake's Sony, actually put some great Characters in it! Crash Bandicoot, Joel, Ellie, Lara Croft, Snake, Ghost, come on, tons of others! If they could just try again and listen to the community, it would be a great game. That's all I'm saying guys. Look guys, I do respect Super Smash Bros Brawl. It did come first, and was, and still is one of the most iconic brawlers of all time. However, we need to go into this game not pitting it against Brawl. True, there were some things that Brawl did better/first, but this game was great. Definitely a massively under-rated game of the entire Sony franchise. This game is AWESOME.

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Great Start For The Series. (Vita Game Download & Cross Play Instructions Below.)

Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2012

Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Verified Purchase

I, like many of you, when first heard about this game, inmediately thought "Mash Bros", and so I had my doubts. And honestly speaking, the main reason I pre-ordered the game was the free Vita version...but all my doubts are now put to rest, this is a game that deserves a 5 star rating and well deserved.

For starters, the game comes with a great roster, which includes:

Kratos
Parappa
Fat Princess
Sweet Tooth
Radec
Sly Cooper
Nathan Drake
Heihachi
Dante
Big Daddy
Jak
Ratchet
Nariko
Cole
Evil Cole
Raiden
Sack Boy
Sir Daniel
Spike
Toro

The game comes with different modes that include, Solo Play, Tournament, Versus Match and character customization and extras. Stages are fully active, they come packed with hazards, items and explosions, some of which can really hurt you and your oponents. Each character has 3 stages of "special moves" which can be used, once the special move meter is full. Once full, you simply press the R2 button and the character will engage his/her special move. Each special move stage has its unique set of skills and will vary in power, 3 being the strongest of course.

Graphics:
Very sharp and bright with plenty of interactive arenas. Each stage/arena belongs to each of the characters game locations, for example, a flying cargo plane (Drake), God Of War, etc. Each level has been carefully detailed and playing is not only fun, but there's eye candy and plenty of it. Each character has also been done with great attention to detail, from sack boy to sly cooper to Raiden, all look well done. Explosions and other effects look great and will not disappoint.

Sound:
Again, each stage has sounds from each franchise. I personally like Uncharted's classic orchestra style and God Of War's dramatic score. Character voices are original and their sound effects, from weapons to special moves, sound great; even during heavy battles, you'll be able to hear each effect, music and other stage related sounds with detail and plenty of punch.

Performance:
I was afraid to run into frame rate issues, but thankfully, this isn't the case. Even with a full roster on screen at once, the game perfornmed impecably. There was no lag during online play or choppiness during local and single play. I tested the game with a full roster on a stage with plenty of action, such as background effects and incoming hazards; the game did not skip a beat.

Multiplayer:
Simply put. FUN with NO LAG. Both local and online, the MP section is flawless, connections are easily stablished and maintain a lag free performance. Up to 4 players at once, both off/on line. At first, each fight will seem a bit chaotic, but once you learn the basics, each fight will become more interesting, as you will be thinking of ways to fill up your special move meter or simply finding ways to hurt your oponents with style ;)

Cross Play Multiplayer:
I tested it and have not complaints. I was able to battle against PS Vita/PS3 opponents without any issues. Connections are smooth and easy to stablish. I noticed both systems were in perfect sync, each fighter's move translated into an accurate action on the screen, it was 100% real time action. More about cross play below****

Controls:
Easy to pick up and learn. You'll be given the option to play a "tutorial" the first time (one time only) you start the game and even though the game is extremely easy to play, I recommend playing the tutorial, so you can familiarize yourself with each button. Pulling combos will take some practice, but are easily done once you get the hang of it. I have no complaints about the controls and neither will you.

In conclusion, if you're still on the fence about this game, let me put your mind at ease and tell you that this game delivers, it is FUN to play, specially with other players, the more the better; you will probably spend a lot of time on this game off and online and its replay value is extremely high. A great party game that can acomodate those whom just want a quick, fun fighting game and those whom like more technical fighting, such as combos, etc. No matter what your aproach is, this game is without a doubt, a great start for the series.

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VITA GAME DOWNLOAD:

PS Vita Code: THE FREE VITA GAME CAN ONLY BE LINKED TO ONE PS3 DISC ACCOUNT. THERE'S NOT CODE TO ENTER OR GIVE AWAY.
The game includes a free copy of the Vita version, but it doesn't come with a code nor will it give you one, here's what you do:
Insert disc into your PS3
Navigate to the game menu on your PS3 dashboard.
There you will see 3 disc icons for the game.
Select the second icon for "disc benefits"
You will be taken to the sub menu
Choose the cross buy option.

Once you've done that, you will be taken to the PSN store, where you will add the vita version into your cart. The price will be $0. Check out and it will be on your download list.
Log in to PS Store from your Vita, go to your download list.
You will see the game, plus its online pass.
Download and you're done.
If you don't have a PSN acount, you will need to create one in order to download the Vita game.

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CROSS-PLAY INSTRUCTIONS:

Please do not get confused with cross and remote play. Remote play connects YOUR vita to YOUR PS3 to be able to navigate and play game discs on your PS3 from your Vita (not all discs work). Anyway, Cross Play works by sending friends "game invitations", but there has to be a copy of the game on each system (PS3 & Vita), here's how:

From PS3:
- Versus Mode
-Press R2, Invite Friends.
-Select the friend whom is playing on his Vita
-A message will pop up on your friend's Vita showing your gaming invite
-Once he accepts, he will then apear on as player 2.
-You're done! Battle and enjoy.

From PS Vita:
-Versus Mode
-WiFi
-Make sure you're connected to PSN by touching the upper right hand corner, you'll be taken to a sub menu, there you will either see "sign in" (connect if you do) or view invites/invite friends.
-Select "Invite" and your friends list will apear, select him/her
-PS3 player will get an invite message
-Once they accept, you can battle together.

FINAL NOTE ABOUT CROSS PLAY....
I'm sure you want to give this a try right away, with your own Vita, don't worry, it's actually quite simple, create another PSN account for yourself, but remember that you will need another email address....to avoid confusion and headaches when creating another PSN acount, simply add a number to your actual PSN account when creating the extra one...example, your current PSN account is "PLAYER" make the new account "PLAYER2"

Hope this helps.

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Ronny Rodriguez

Just how I thought it was!

Reviewed in Canada on December 9, 2018

Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Verified Purchase

Excellent game, good graphics. This game was meant to be played in 4 players mode like Super Smash Bros. I wish we can see a game like this one on ps4

Henry Coronado

Excelente servicio y producto

Reviewed in Mexico on December 12, 2015

Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Verified Purchase

Me llego en la fecha establecida, inclusive desde un dia antes, Amazon tiene un gran servicio de entrega, el juego me llego en excelentes condiciones. Te amo Amazon, volveré a comprar próximamente, seguro que si.

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Eloy Montiel

Reviewed in Mexico on January 26, 2017

Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Verified Purchase

Todo muy bien y a tiempo. Volvería a comprar sin duda. Cinco estrellas por satisfacción total sobre servicio y producto

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j9000

A fun rumble with Sony's best

Reviewed in Canada on June 27, 2013

Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Verified Purchase

While its easy to call this a Smash Bros clone, it really has a great feel all it's own. Rather than beat down an opponent until that one last hit sends them flying, gameplay is focused on building your AP by attacking enemies and breaking objects that are randomly dropped in to the level. Each character has three AP levels and thus three varying "super" attacks of increasing strength. Using these "super attacks" is about the only way to get a kill, and building to your level 3 attack almost guarantees that you will wipe out every other player.

Levels are dynamic and most are constantly changing, though in an enclosed area so dropping off the sides is not much of an issue. Attacks are basic but varied; using the square, triangle and circle buttons along with a direction on the d-pad or analogue to execute ranged and melee attacks. The right stick is used for throws which have unique animations for each character and for the three different directions you can throw the stick. The character selection is a nice mix of exclusives and favorites from multi-platofrm games. Paid DLC has started to expand on the selection as well.

Overall this game has been the most fun I have had outside shooters for local multiplayer in some time. It is easy to pick up for beginners, and rewarding to master each character in the single player or online multiplayer. Throw in a free Vita copy and that makes this a great buy for a four-player casual fighter.

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Christian M.

para jugar con amigos.

Reviewed in Mexico on November 14, 2016

Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Verified Purchase

el juego bueno y el envío muy rápido. y por el precio una compra obligada. si te gustan este tipo de juegos como smash bros no puedes perderte este.

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