Description: Project X Zone features a crossover of epic proportions, as the characters from Sega, Namco Bandai, and Capcom join forces to stop a growing threat. In the year 20XX AD, a stone has been stolen from a prestigious family. This stone allows members of the evil organization who took it to cross dimensions. The group will use this power to enlist the help of dangerous villains to take over creation. As Mii Kouryuji and Kogoro Tenzai, you'll need to search both time and space to recover the stone. Project X Zone for the Nintendo 3DS was developed by Monolith Soft. It was published by Namco Bandai and had a release date of 2013 in North America. This first game in the series features over 90 fighters from 40 different franchises. On the Capcom side, you'll find heroes from Resident Evil, Mega Man, and Street Fighter. Bandai Namco will bring fighters from Tekken and Tales of Vesperia. SEGA is represented by combatants from games like Virtua Fighter and Sakura Wars. You'll fight against some of the worst villains these companies have to offer as Astaroth, Skeith, Lord Raptor, and Vile all join forces to stop you. Project X Zone uses combatants from both newer video games and retro classics. Whatever your favorite game from these three companies is, you'll most likely find it represented here. Gameplay in Project X Zone on the 3DS revolves around turn-based combat on a grid. During your turn, you can move your fighters, attack enemies, and heal your team. Fighters are typically grouped into pairs based on their respective games. For example, Ryu and Ken from Street Fighter are on one team. Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine from Resident Evil are also on a team. As you defeat foes, you will level up your fighters. Each level brings more health, greater attack power, and increased defense. However, not every fighter in this Namco 3DS game is part of a pair. Some fighters are so powerful that they enter the field as solo units. In battle, you'll press buttons to deal more damage to foes and guard yourself against attacks. This strategy game relies just as much on positioning as raw power. Even the strongest fighters can get overwhelmed if they are surrounded by enemies. If you find that one strategy isn't working, you can retry a map. This video game features over 30 maps and will take the average gamer around 30 hours to complete. The X-Zone Limited Edition features some physical bonuses you can only get in this version. A miniature art book collects promotional artwork used to advertise the title. The game's soundtrack collects more than 10 of the best songs ripped directly from the title. The miniature poster is a replica of the game's cover and easily attaches to any surface. Lastly, this edition features an exclusive cardboard case that houses all of these items. Project X Zone for the Nintendo 3DS received a rating of T from the ESRB. This rating was due to fantasy violence, mild swearing, mild use of blood, and references to alcohol.
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Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 30 Days
Refund will be given as: Money Back
Region Code: NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)
Unit Type: Unit
Release Year: 2013
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Month
Video Game Series: Street Fighter
Sub-Genre: Hunting, Mixed Sports, Boxing, Extreme Sports, Karate
Features: Complete Edition, Manual Included, Special Edition
Unit Quantity: 1
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Publisher: Namco Bandai
Rating: T-Teen
Genre: Role Playing
Platform: Nintendo 3DS
Game Name: Project X Zone, Project X Zone -- Limited Edition