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Bandai Namco officially revealed One Piece: Unlimited World Red Deluxe Edition today. More details have since emerged about the game through the announcement.

One Piece: Unlimited World Red Deluxe Edition will contain a total of 51 pieces of DLC from the original game, comprised of both costumes and quests. On Switch, it’s possible to play two-player co-op with the split Joy-Con setup. The game’s resolution has been increased to 1080p, and the frame rate has been raised as well (likely to 60 frames per second).

Today’s announcement also contains one other general tidbit. The One Piece: Unlimited series as a whole has now shipped over one million units and will be released in Japan on August 24th, 2017.

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More information about One Piece Unlimited World Red Deluxe on this thread: http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=228367&page=1#



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Bump for  Poor Shikamo.

 



Oneeee-Chan!!! said:

Bump for  Poor Shikamo.

 

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Think i have this on Vita but got bored pretty quick. Still waiting for that one good One Piece game to come out any day now........

A game like Xenoverse where you can play as custom pirate would be pretty neat.



Awesome news.



34 years playing games.

 

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Teriol said:
Awesome news.

xD



I'm not a huge One Piece guy. Would I enjoy this?



monocle_layton said:
I'm not a huge One Piece guy. Would I enjoy this?

Well obviously being a One Piece fan makes it immensly more enjoyable.  

Think of it as a less hectic Hyrule Warriors game. Basically the same thing. You have a huge cast of characters to play. In the levels you fight a bunch of fodder enemies until the boss. Of course in this case its like groups of 10 instead of 100 for fodder. Also the levels are more tightly contained than the huge open fields of Hyrule Warriors. But I feel the fodder enemies have more uniqueness in their fighting than the mindless groups in warriors games. So slightly less just mindless bashing.

You have a variety of cast to play as, whom all fight differently and you can level them up with new moves, power them up, ect. Same as Hyrule Warrios, so if yu like that, you will like doing this. 

But yea, think of Hyrule Warriors, or Dragon Quest Heroes, ect. Being a fan of the series makes one like the game a lot more. 

This game has a arena mode though where you can fight against one another with all the characters and bosses in the game and more, which is something Hyrule Warriors does not have.