Project X Zone 2 review | GamesTM

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If the original Project X Zone wasn’t enough to scratch your crossover itch, this sequel offers more of the same. Those hoping for massive changes to its predecessor’s basic gameplay, though, will remain disappointed, as Project X Zone 2 doubles down on the hope that its character interactions make up for the lack of depth.

As before, the plot is nonsensical. A bunch of portals have started appearing all over Japan and it’s up to a group of heroes from different dimensions and eras of time to join forces and defeat the evil responsible. This is little more than a plot device used to explain the weird and wonderful interactions between Capcom, Sega and Bandai Namco characters.