You'll want to Jump out of the way of this one.

There's a reason why anime and manga are so successful overseas. Shonen Jump series like Dragon Ball Z and Naruto are such global powerhouses because they wear their Japanese influences on their sleeves and feature vivid art and otherworldly characters that are so unlike anything else.

Diverse roster from across Shonen Jump; Character customization is fun; Diverse roster from across Shonen Jump; Character customization is fun

Buggy; choppy and poorly animated cutscenes; Terrible visuals; Bland and basic writing; Every chaeracter plays the same

Jump, jump, for my love

Extensive roster of anime luminaries; Exhilarating pyrotechnical fights

Choppy frame rate; Long; frequent loading screens; Inconsistent animation quality

Ultimately, if you like anime then this is for you. If you like mashing buttons and watching as Shonen characters enact fights you see in manga pages, you're going to enjoy However, soon after the spectacle is gone, you're left with a shallow but a pretty video game that's story never really goes...

is unapologetically a vehicle for fan service in celebration of 50 years of manga. Even though the core gameplay is enjoyable, it's technical shortcomings and lousy campaign hold it back from becoming a brawler worth recommending. –

Jump Force suffers from some really bland fighting that ruins the overall experience and even its great roster ...