US Gamer

16th February 2016
Project X Zone 2

Author: Nadia Oxford
Publisher: Bandai Namco
Machine: Nintendo 3DS

Playing Bandai Namco's crossover extravaganza is like hanging out with a wild, fun friend who's not very good at pacing themselves.

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Scores

Nintendo 3DS Version
Overall80%

Summary

A single battle in Project X Zone 2 can drag on forever, and its overarching story doesn't make much sense. Still, its hilarious character interactions and chaotic fights embody what a video game should be: Fun.

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