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The game was officially revealed to the public three days later. It was confirmed in an interview that the game will address the criticisms of the original (such as the story) and that there will be some "surprise" announcements, which later turned out to be the inclusion of Nintendo characters.<ref>http://www.perfectly-nintendo.com/tgs-15-project-x-zone-2-lucinachrom-fiorakos-mos-revealed-demo-announced-trailer-more/</ref>. The game was originally going to have a simultaneous worldwide release, but the North American and European releases were later delayed to early 2016.
 
The game was officially revealed to the public three days later. It was confirmed in an interview that the game will address the criticisms of the original (such as the story) and that there will be some "surprise" announcements, which later turned out to be the inclusion of Nintendo characters.<ref>http://www.perfectly-nintendo.com/tgs-15-project-x-zone-2-lucinachrom-fiorakos-mos-revealed-demo-announced-trailer-more/</ref>. The game was originally going to have a simultaneous worldwide release, but the North American and European releases were later delayed to early 2016.
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In an February 2016 interview, Kensuke Tsukanaka stated that he would like to continue the series.<ref>http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2016/02/interview_learning_more_about_the_ultimate_crossover_rpg_project_x_zone_2_from_its_creators</ref>
   
 
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Project X Zone 2 (プロジェクト クロスゾーン2:ブレイブニューワールド Purojekuto Kurosu Zōn 2: Bureibu Nyū Wārudo?, Pronounced Project Cross Zone 2 Brave New World) is a tactical role-playing crossover game and the sequel to Project X Zone. It is part of Namco's X series of crossover games. Although the game is primarily a crossover between Bandai Namco Entertainment, Capcom and Sega as with the previous installment, characters from Nintendo's Fire Emblem: Awakening and Xenoblade Chronicles also make an appearance.[1] The game was released on November 12, 2015 in Japan and will be released on February 16, 2016 in North America and February 19, 2016 in Europe.


Gameplay

Like its predecessor, Project X Zone 2 is a tactical role-playing game in which players strategically maneuver their characters across a field to battle with the enemy. Characters are paired up into Pair Units, with Solo Units consisting of a single character able to assist them when linked together. In battle, players use well-timed attacks and combos to do as much damage to the opponent as possible before their turn ends.

Characters

Like its predecessor, Project X Zone 2 features pairs of characters from all three participating companies (Namco, Capcom and Sega), as well as solo characters who can provide assist attacks during combat. The game will also feature Nintendo characters for the first time with characters such as Chrom and Lucina from Fire Emblem Awakening and Fiora[2] and Metal Face from Xenoblade Chronicles. An original character, Chizuru Urashima (voiced by Mariko Kouda), was announced, however, whether she is playable or not is currently unknown.[3]

Pair Units

PXZ2 Group
Names Game/series Company
Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine Resident Evil Capcom
Dante and Vergil Devil May Cry Capcom
X and Zero Mega Man X Capcom
Ryu and Ken Masters Street Fighter Capcom
Chun-Li and Ling Xiaoyu Street Fighter and Tekken Capcom / Bandai Namco
Strider Hiryu and Hotsuma Strider and Shinobi Capcom / Sega
Demitri Maximoff and Morrigan Darkstalkers Capcom
Kazuma Kiryu and Goro Majima Yakuza Sega
Akira Yuki and Kage-Maru Virtua Fighter Sega
Ichirō Ōgami and Erica Fontaine Sakura Wars Sega
Sakura Shinguji and Gemini Sunrise Sakura Wars Sega
Zephyr and Vashyron Resonance of Fate Sega
Yuri Lowell and Flynn Scifo Tales of Vesperia Bandai Namco
Jin Kazama and Kazuya Mishima Tekken Bandai Namco
Kite and Haseo .hack Bandai Namco
Ciel Alencon and Nana Kouzuki God Eater Bandai Namco
Reiji Arisu and Xiaomu Namco X Capcom Bandai Namco
KOS-MOS and Fiora Xenosaga and Xenoblade Chronicles Bandai Namco / Nintendo
Chrom and Lucina Fire Emblem: Awakening Nintendo

Solo Units

Name Game/series Company
Leon S. Kennedy Resident Evil Capcom
Phoenix Wright and Maya Fey Ace Attorney Capcom
Felicia Darkstalkers Capcom
Captain Commando Captain Commando Capcom
June Star Gladiator Capcom
Ingrid Street Fighter Capcom
Pai Chan Virtua Fighter Sega
Hibana Shinobi Sega
Axel Stone Streets of Rage / Bare Knuckle Sega
Ulala Space Channel 5 Sega
Leanne Resonance of Fate Sega
Segata Sanshiro Sega Saturn Advertisments Sega
Ryo Hazuki Shenmue Sega
Natsu Soul series Bandai Namco
Alisa Illinichina Amiella God Eater Bandai Namco
Aty Summon Night Bandai Namco
Valkyrie The Adventure of Valkyrie: Legend of the Time Key Bandai Namco
Estelle Tales of Vesperia Bandai Namco
Heihachi Mishima Tekken Bandai Namco

Rival Units

The following is a list of non-playable characters that appear as major enemies throughout the game.

Name Game/series Company
Black Hayato Star Gladiator Capcom
Solo Strider Capcom
M. Bison Street Fighter Capcom
Juri Han Street Fighter Capcom
Sigma Mega Man X Capcom
Baby Bonnie Hood Darkstalkers Capcom
Vector Star Gladiator Capcom
Druk Captain Commando Capcom
Shturm Jr Captain Commando Capcom
Ustanak Resident Evil Capcom
Nemesis T-Type Resident Evil Capcom
Pyron Darkstalkers Capcom
Carol Captain Commando Capcom
Nelo Angelo Devil May Cry Capcom
Vile MK II Mega Man X Capcom
Tong Pooh Strider Capcom
Lord Raptor Darkstalkers Capcom
Skeith .hack Bandai Namco
Azure Kite .hack Bandai Namco
Vajra God Eater Bandai Namco
Saya Namco x Capcom Bandai Namco
Dokumezu Namco x Capcom Bandai Namco
Dokugozu Namco x Capcom Bandai Namco
Sheath Original, first appearance Bandai Namco
Zagi Tales of Vesperia Bandai Namco
T-elos Xenosaga Bandai Namco
Unknown Tekken Bandai Namco
Dural Virtua Fighter Sega
Robo-X Streets of Rage Sega
Break Streets of Rage Sega
Shadow Space Channel 5 Sega
CiseauxPrelude Sakura Wars Sega
Ranmaru Sakura Wars V Sega
Ayame Sakura Wars Sega
Coco Tapioca Space Channel 5 Sega
Kurohagane Nightshade Sega
Metal Face Xenoblade Chronicles Nintendo

Cameos

Some Solo Units and Rival Units summon other characters as part of their attacks:

Capcom

  • Captain Commando summons Michelle Heart from Legendary Wings, Colonel Issue from Exed Exes, and Cyber Blue from Battle Circuit.
  • Phoenix Wright and Maya Fey summon Steel Samurai and Pink Princess from the same game series.
  • Baby Bonnie Hood summons the Mobilesuits Alpha and Beta from Hyper Dyne Side Arms when she performs her Cool Hunting attack as opposed to the hunters she summons in the Darkstalkers series. Previously the Side Arms mechs were summoned by the characters from Forgotten Worlds in Namco x Capcom and Devilotte in the original Project X Zone.

Namco

Sega

Event-only Characters

  • Sylphie from Forgotten Worlds (voiced by Rie Tanaka) and Miyuki-chan from Ordyne (voiced by Fumiko Orikasa) appear as shopkeepers.
  • Fire Emblem character Tiki, in her Fire Emblem: Awakening attire, appears in front of a huge tree.

Development

On April 8, 2015, Japanese game magazine Famitsu launched a teaser website with a countdown that would expire in five days, revealing a secret project from Bandai Namco Entertainment. Before its expiration, Project X Zone 2 was announced early to attendees of Bandai Namco's "Level Up" press event in Milan, Italy on April 10, which was prematurely posted on Italian news website E-duesse before being retracted.

The game was officially revealed to the public three days later. It was confirmed in an interview that the game will address the criticisms of the original (such as the story) and that there will be some "surprise" announcements, which later turned out to be the inclusion of Nintendo characters.[4]. The game was originally going to have a simultaneous worldwide release, but the North American and European releases were later delayed to early 2016.

In an February 2016 interview, Kensuke Tsukanaka stated that he would like to continue the series.[5]

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