one piece grand battle 2 menu translation

One Piece Grand Battle 2 Menu Translation Full Of Power

Discuss it in Talkback One Piece: Grand Battle is a fighter very similar to Power Stone -- so much that my roommate thought it must have been done by the same team, but it was not.

One or two players can select from sixteen characters (only about ten are available at the start) from the One Piece series to battle it out in 3D arenas filled with treasure chests full of power-ups and weapons.

The control system feels a bit slow and awkward, so it can take a while to get used to.

R guards, Y jumps, and B can be used to pick up items or throw enemies.

Using different moves is simply a matter of pressing specific sequences of buttons, such as A A X or RAX, etc.

Each character has a different set of moves that you can look up at any time from the start menu.

A variety of items and interactive background elements do their part to enhance the experience.

Treasure chests are constantly dropping in from the sky, and you can either bust them open for goodies or throw them at your opponent.

All of them contain a healthy serving of fruit as well as attack items and power-ups.

You might get such goodies as bombs, beehives, poison mushrooms, or enhanced speed.

Each level has things to hit in the background for your advantage too.

You can whack a cow in a village to send it stampeding back and forth through the level.

One stage has a giant sea-cow (not a manatee, but a big cow-ish thing with fins) that dips in and out of the water, sending waves across the walkways to push you off the arena.

And yet another stage has a mast that you can roll over your enemies like a giant baking pin.

The L button doesnt do anything by itself, but you can use it in specific combinations to summon support characters, use specials, or pull off your characters mega-powerful secret move.

To use any of the L button moves, youll need to eat a lot of fruit (yes, I said eat fruit) to fill your gauges.

The summons and specials each require one full gauge, but youll have to fill up two of the gauges to use the secret move.

This secret move is really the game-breaker (and I dont mean that in a cool NBA Street kind of way).

The moves are mostly fan service and switch from the battle arena youve been fighting in to show long cut-scenes of your character annihilating his opponent.

However, this cinematic might be shorter or longer depending on when you use your secret move.

The way it works out is that if your life bar is lower than your opponents, youll do more damage, and if its higher, youll do less.

Imagine a special move that grows in destruction the weaker you get, and as a result, if somebody is much better than you, you can just use this move to finish them off, even though your life bar is empty and theirs is full.

Add in the fact that some characters have nearly unavoidable secret moves, and you get what is probably one of the cheapest tricks ever seen in a fighting game.

One Piece Grand Battle 2 Menu Translation Full Of Power