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Project X Zone: The Crossover That Sacrificed Gameplay for Fan Service
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Project X Zone: The Crossover That Sacrificed Gameplay for Fan Service

Released in 2012 on Nintendo 3DS, Project X Zone brought together Namco, Capcom, and Sega in a single tactical-RPG, riding the commercial success of Namco x Capcom years earlier. But this gamble on the roster overshadowed bland gameplay and nearly nonexistent storytelling. A textbook case that raises an enduring question: does a dream cast alone make a good game?

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