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One Piece Unlimited Cruise SP Review (3DS)

Half an adventure, unlimited boredom

Version Reviewed: European

• review by Mark Reece Mon 13th Feb 2012

Tremendously revered in Japan, yet – like the vast majority of animé — enjoying more of a cult following in the West, One Piece follows the story of Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates in their tumultuous quest to locate the titular treasure. After a lengthy history of translation to video games, the series' most recent Wii instalment, One Piece: Unlimited Cruise was split into two episodes: Treasure Beneath the Waves and Awakening of a Hero , both released to European audiences in 2009. In May of last year, the two episodes were crammed onto one 3DS cartridge in the form of One Piece: Unlimited Cruise Special for a Japanese release. Now, after nine months, Namco Bandai has finally localised the Straw Hat Pirates' latest adventure for European 3DS owners.

However, the shame for European 3DS owners and One Piece fans alike is that this version contains only half the content of its Japanese brethren: while Japanese players got both Treasure Beneath the Waves and Awakening of a Hero included on one cartridge, due to “localisation issues” the European version has seen the latter episode cut from the game entirely.

Despite this setback, first impressions aren't bad at all. Unlimited Cruise Special opens with the pirates suddenly being whisked away to a mysterious island before finding themselves tasked with exploring the island — and three others –overcoming "ordeals" along the way with the promise of a special present after every challenge is complete. The islands themselves are a joy to behold, if a tad generic – there's a beach island, ice island, volcano island and desert island – with impressive draw distances and vibrant visuals combining with some fantastic 3D effects to make the four aesthetically distinctive islands extremely easy on the eyes.

Character models are also sharp and well animated; series protagonist Luffy pummelling enemies with his elasticated limbs is exhilarating to watch, for example. Likewise, Unlimited Cruise Special's sparse yet entertaining dialogue absolutely nails the vibe of the animé, delivering lines laced with wit and humour with pleasing regularity.

Unfortunately, its good production values are where Unlimited Cruise Special's aptitude shudders to a grinding halt, giving way to gameplay that is anything but entertaining. Observing Luffy in all his high-kicking, limb-stretching glory might very well be positively delightful, but performing his moves is another matter altogether; it's a clunky, plodding and entirely unentertaining endeavour. Eight other characters are playable throughout the adventure – you can switch to whichever one you like at almost any point in the game – and each one possesses their own strengths, weaknesses and movesets, which are upgradeable through continued use.

The cumbersome combat unfortunately applies to all nine characters, however, so whether you're using Usopp's slingshot to pick off enemies from afar or swashbuckling as afro-haired skeleton Brook, dispatching enemies never feels anywhere near as fluid as it should. Getting around the islands is equally tiresome, as they're brimming with infuriating platforming sections that don't gel well with the galumphing and often off-kilter way the characters jump around. Dodgy collision detection also causes issues, with characters jumping high enough to reach ledges but not actually standing on them as desired, along with instances where they inexplicably bounce off walls or become stuck on bits of the terrain.

As detrimental to the overall experience as they are, the unwieldy fighting and platforming might have at least been partially forgiveable had they been enveloped within additional mechanics that actually provided a modicum of pleasure, but this isn't the case. Progression revolves almost entirely around the unrelentingly tedious collecting of every single item either scattered throughout the various environments or those dropped by the limited set of sailors, zombies, enormous carnivorous plants and mud monster things that set themselves upon the player at every given opportunity, continuously respawing whenever you leave and subsequently re-enter an area.

All too often your progress will be impeded by a giant pillar, giant rock or giant something or other and you'll be forced to painfully trudge through previously explored areas – battling the same old adversaries while doing so – to scour them further for seemingly trivial and inconsequential items to convert into points: then it's a long slog back to the giant obstacle to remove it. This process is rinsed and repeated for umpteen painfully boring hours, encroaching itself on other tasks such as building bridges or other means of progression, rendered increasingly monotonous by the overall story being, despite the maintained snappiness of its dialogue, regrettably formulaic and ultimately forgettable.

Pointless item collecting is also required to craft healing items and items that allow you to craft further items. Even worse, you may come across an obstacle that you can't pass because your character's item-crafting skill hasn't reached the required level, forcing you to traipse around already well-trodden areas to – yes, you guessed it – collect more items with which to craft further items that you don't even need , just so you can level up your item-crafting skill. It's a vicious cycle that exists solely to artificially extend an already over-long rigmarole.

Occasionally Unlimited Cruise Special will attempt to spice up proceedings by introducing an antagonist from the TV show, whom you'll be required to beat in a boss battle. These too fall foul to Unlimited Cruise Special's shortcomings, more often than not seeing your characters frustratingly shunted around an area by ridiculously overpowered attacks, simultaneously fighting a losing battle with Unlimited Cruise Special's clunkiness

However, the real kick in the teeth is the fact this is only one of the two episodes included on the Japanese release, meaning you're essentially paying full retail price for only half the content that should have been present in the first place. Granted, an extra Marineford mode is also included, which lets players engage in one-on-one arena bouts as they play out scenes from the Marineford arc of the animé, but this mode suffers from all the shortcomings of the main game and as such comes as no consolation whatsoever.

In its defence, One Piece fans might very well get a kick out of the dialogue, picturesque environments and re-enacting of the Marineford arc. However, taking its incommodious take on “action”, uncompromisingly repetitive progression, occasional technical issues, forgettable plot or the fact that half of its intended content has been needlessly misplaced into account, the number of reasons to recommend a purchase of One Piece: Unlimited Cruise Special is woefully insufficient. Nothing about this game provides enough fun to make it a worthwhile investment, and thus we'd advise you to steer well clear of it.

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• Mon 13th Feb 2012

I can't say this is particularly surprising.

• BowtieShyGuy

I think it's ridiculous, that they removed half of the game :/

Ouch glad i didn't pick this up when i saw it in game yesterday..............................

• supermario4ever

As I knew, the ONE PIECE games were very good, so this 4/10 rate surprised me very much. Well, I will try this game, before I will buy. I'm ONE PIECE fan, but I don't want to buy bad game.

just get the Warriors One Piece game Koei is making.

Great review. Am sad that this game wasn't any better:( But never mind am gonna get resident evil revelation instead:D

@Bensei I agree!!

• LEGEND_MARIOID

Yeah, it didn't seem that good. I'll stick to the Smash Bros/Jump Ultimate All Stars style One Piece Gigant Battle on the DS - which IS very good by the way

That's "One Peice" of crap.

• charliechin

One piece or.... Half piece?

@LEGEND_MARIOID : Gigant Battle = very good? It is AWESOME!

• Luffymcduck

One Piece, my favourite comic series of all time. I have all they´ve released in Finland, that´s 60 volumes of awesomeness. This game on Wii though was just too boring to play. Combat meant pressing A-button repeatly but my main complain was this:

"Pointless item collecting is also required to craft healing items and items that allow you to craft further items. Even worse, you may come across an obstacle that you can't pass because your character's item-crafting skill hasn't reached the required level, forcing you to traipse around already well-trodden areas to – yes, you guessed it – collect more items with which to craft further items that you don't even need, just so you can level up your item-crafting skill. It's a vicious cycle that exists solely to artificially extend an already over-long rigmarole."

I gave up after playing it for ten hours. There was some funny dialogue between Straw Hat pirates but I would have liked to see some NPC´s in the island with whom I could talk with buy items and stuff. Islands design was just so boring when compared to manga. I´ll hope that upcoming PS3 OP game has caught the magic of the original series. For now I´ll beat my enemies with Gear 2nd Luffy in Jump Ultimate Stars.

• SanjiTehCook

I still hope it comes to America. With both episodes, of course.

@SanjiTehCook I doubt it:/

What...? OH WELL....lmao. This is truly disappointin' yo

Half a game, good presentation, crap gameplay. Yeah a 4/10 sounds fair.

I really like the game, the amount of characters is cool and the special moves are nice to watch, its not the greatest game by any means but for me more a 7/10, but its nice to have it on the go, and the Marineford Mode is very good!

I thought One Piece ended years ago...

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• CanisWolfred

@ChocoGoldfish That's exactly what I'll be doing.

@GrandChaseLover : One Piece at least has 8-9 years left according to Oda. Either way, it's far from over. Not surprised by the review. It seems like everyone in Japan got the middle finger in one way or another. The PS3 One Piece game looks interesting though.

Well at least you guys got a One Piece game. In the US, we never even got the other two episodes for Wii. I don't care if the newest game was crappy, I want One Piece games lol.

• WiseGuy3683

@Aronos Agreed, I'd still pick this game up and the other Wii games...

• shonenjump86

Huge fan of One Piece but I really don't like games based off manga and anime.

@GrandChaseLover I've got a few good nicknames for you, but the website will filter out all the best bits

• BulbasaurusRex

You'd think Luffy could just go Gear Three to easily destroy those giant rocks and pillars. I'll stick with renting Unlimited Adventure on the Wii, as even though it shares many of the same repetition issues, I hear the combat is very enjoyable in that one.

By the way, how is Brook's English voice? I don't think he's ever been dubbed before.

• Deviant_Mugen

That's a damn shame. Does this game use the FUNimation dub? Also, like BulbasaurusRex already asked, how's Brook's voice?

• TysonOfTime

The art on the header is wrong!! Luffy's scar is under his right eye!! I WILL NOT TAKE THIS REVEIW SERIOUSLY.

@TysonQ7 Seeing as how Sanji also has his hair over the wrong eye, the image has simply suffered from being mirrored at some point.

@Bulbasaurus :

Yeah. I guessed that. I wished this was good. The again, I probbably wouldn't be able to get it in the first place.

• Tue 14th Feb 2012

Hah, this actually inspired me to watch the show again. I guess it ain't all bad after all.

• Shotgunryugan

It's a shame,the only One Piece games i had were Grand Battle and Grand Adventure for the Gamecube,i could never find the Wii game :/

I was looking forward to this game,but i just can't believe they didn't release the special edition with the 2 games.

I'll just wait and see if they release the special edition,then again i can't possibly buy any current OP game,since i only just finished reading the Arlong arc,too many spoilers

• MagicEmperor
• Wed 15th Feb 2012

That is 'one piece' of crud. Too bad this game didn't turn out as well as it could have!

• Sat 18th Feb 2012

“localisation issues” I think you mean Namco Bandai were just too lazy. I seen it today for sale in Grainger Games for £35 which is a rip off.

• Tue 21st Feb 2012

Why is Luffy's scar on the wrong side of his face on the picture behing=d the title?

• SkywardLink98
• Tue 20th Mar 2012

If they're gonna remove half the game, they should give it to us for half the price. Well maybe a dollar or 2 more to fund the second game's extra cost (The case, cart, the instruction manual, etc). So maybe $42 for both games. But if the game is really that bad than the rest of the game won't fix that.

• Sat 7th Apr 2012

@Kyloctopus Loool, nice one!

• TheDreamingHawk
• Sun 20th May 2012

And these kinds of events is why I lost all interest in one piece 7 years ago...

That's like if YS book 1 and II had no book II. Sad that this happened.

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In the story mode, all of the Straw Hat Pirates as current are playable. The game has Nightmare Luffy, which was a state of Monkey D. Luffy when a hundred shadows extracted from victims of Moriah were inserted into him and gave him gigantic strength and his body became several times bigger than his normal self and his skin turned completely blue. He was roughly the same size as Moriah and his body was similar to Chopper in Heavy Point. Luffy also talked differently, losing his usual carefree tone and instead of speaking with grim seriousness.

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One Piece: Unlimited Cruise SP on the 3DS platform is an action-adventure game based on the famous manga series One Piece by Eiichiro Oda. The game was developed by Ganbarion and published by Namco Bandai Games in 2011.

In One Piece: Unlimited Cruise SP, players will take on the role of One Piece’s main characters such as Monkey D. Luffy and his teammates. The game takes the player on a journey across the seas in search of legendary treasures. Along the way, players will face many challenges and powerful opponents, along with exploring the islands and seas in the One Piece world.

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One Piece: Unlimited Cruise is a video game for the Nintendo's Wii console based on the popular manga and anime One Piece . The game, which is a sequel to One Piece: Unlimited Adventure , was released in two episodes which act as parts of a single story.

The first episode One Piece Unlimited Cruise 1: The Treasure Beneath The Waves ( ワンピースアンリミテッドクルーズエピソード1:波に揺れる秘宝 , Wan Pīsu Anrimiteddo Kurūzu Episōdo 1: Nami ni yureru hihō ? ) was released in Japan on September 11, 2008. Later it was releashed in Europe on June 19, 2009 and in Australia on June 25, 2009 respectively. The second episode One Piece Unlimited Cruise 2: Awakening of a Hero ( ワンピースアンリミテッドクルーズエピソード2:目覚める勇者 , Wan Pīsu Anrimiteddo Kurūzu Episōdo 2: Mezameru yūsha ? ) was released in Japan on February 26, 2009, and was later releashed in Europe on September 25, 2009 and in Australia on October 1, 2009 respectively. It wasn't localized for North America.

It was additionally released as One Piece Unlimited Cruise: Double Pack in Germany on June 25, 2010, which contains both of the European games within separate boxes. Another version of the game was also released on the Nintendo 3DS with the name One Piece Unlimited Cruise: SP ( ワンピース:アンリミテッドクルーズ Wan Pīsu: Anrimiteddo Kurūzu Speciaru) which was released on May 26, 2011. The 3DS game was also released in Europe on February 10, 2012, although this European version only included Episode 1 and the Marineford Mode. Episode 2 was later released separately in Europe as One Piece Unlimited Cruise: SP2 .

Unlike the predecessor, One Piece: Unlimited Cruise was localised by only in PAL regions and the PAL versions only have Japanese voices with English subtitles instead of the Funimation dub.

• 2.1.1 Costume Themes
• 2.2 Other Information
• 2.3.1 Minor Enemies
• 4 Locations
• 6 References
• 7 External links
• 8 Site Navigation

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Characters [ ], main playable characters [ ].

The playable characters of the game includes the same main characters from One Piece: Unlimited Adventure , with the new addition of Brook :

• Monkey D. Luffy
• Roronoa Zoro
• Tony Tony Chopper

Costume Themes [ ]

Much like in One Piece: Unlimited Adventure, all of the main characters get new costumes (though where the costumes came from is not mentioned) and each costume has an animal based theme. Early screenshots of Brook showed him dressed in his normal clothes, but he was later revealed to have his own animal themed costume. Later scans also revealed that Zoro's costume included his new katana Shusui . [1] After beating the game once, the player can switch all of the characters costumes from the animal themed to the clothes they normally wear (clothing from Thriller Bark Arc) and their attack style.

Other Information [ ]

Brook now has the ability to run on water, much like in the anime and manga, Franky can build bridges and ladders (Acting in a way similar to the points where Gaburi is used), and Usopp can only become Sogeking through his C + Shake attack (Where in Unlimited Adventure , it was an alternate costume) and can use the Impact Dial . Nami also can use her Waver . The main characters movesets have also been upgraded from Unlimited Adventure so they can now utilize moves from recent chapters from the manga, as well as old moves that weren't included in Unlimited Adventure.

The standard enemies include the Marines , Divine Soldiers , the Automata , the Zombies , generic Cipher Pol agents, pirates, and the robots from Unlimited Adventure. [2] More important characters from the series, like Wapol , Buggy the Clown, Captain Kuro , Don Krieg , [3] Arlong , and Enel [4] appear as bosses. Some of them are paired together, like Shanks and Mihawk, Kuro and Don Krieg, or Spandam and Aokiji (Though in this case, Spandam is fought first). All those characters, including standard enemies, are playable in the game's versus mode.

Exclusively to the 3DS edition, Emporio Ivankov , Boa Hancock , Marco , Akainu , Jozu and Jinbe have appeared as playable characters in Marineford mode.

Minor Enemies [ ]

• Divine Soldiers
• Mud Puppets
• General Zombies
• Risky Brothers
• Arabasta Soldiers/ Baroque Works
• Majin Soldiers

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There are five different islands in Episode 1; A winter island, a desert island with a seashell, an island with a giant tree and waterfalls under it, and a island that is essentially a giant cave. The final island is where the player fights the final boss, Doom Guardian . The Thousand Sunny can be explored, showing many of the rooms inside of it. In the Tankōbon version of One Piece manga, Oda drew a detailed interior design for Thousand Sunny including each piece of furniture and passage ways. From the current preview it seems Unlimited Cruise kept Oda's design down to exact detail down to the patterns on the walls and furniture.

In Episode 2, there are five locations(not including Thousand Sunny) : a desert location that resembles Arabasta , and a dark, murky, ruinous place that looks like Thriller Bark . The Thousand Sunny is a stage in which the players can interact various rooms with, however, it is not an island. There is also an Island that looks similar to the "Seaside Zone" of Unlimited Adventure , but lightly edited, and could possibly be based on the island in the Ocean's Dream arc where the Straw Hats had their memories stolen. The fourth location is a floating island. This island could also be based on Skypiea as the island is supported by a large beanstalk which bears a striking resemblance to Giant Jack . The final island where the final boss Doom Guardian is held also looks nearly identical to how it looked in Episode 1.

In One Piece: Unlimited Cruise SP for 3DS, a Marineford Mode is included, in which the player can play during the Whitebeard War as Luffy, Ace, and the other protagonists during the war.

• Although the word " Cola " is clearly spoken, in the European version of the opening scene when Usopp activates Channel 0, the subtitle text reads that it is "Soda Powered." The reason for this change is unknown.
• Because he had yet to fight in the series when the game was made, Whitebeard fights with his tubes attached in this game while in the series he fights without them. The opposite goes for his Devil Fruit; Whitebeard's Gura Gura no Mi at the time Episode 2 was released was not known, and so all of his attacks utilize his bisento weapon, accompanied by yellow/white waves of power. It seems, although, that the 3DS version added Gura Gura no Mi powers to Whitebeard's movelist. [5]
• In the game's profile section there is a mistranslation on Garp's page where it says that he was a legendary pirate (as opposed to a Marine), and also is not corrected in the 3DS version.
• For unknown reasons, Shanks uses his old sword as opposed to his current. This is corrected in the 3DS version with his appearance also changed.
• In Unlimited Cruise SP they corrected Nightmare Luffy 's Voice from the high-pitched one in Episodes 1 and 2, to the more recent anime voice.
• When encountering bosses of each island, the player must collect/create certain items as specified by the Gabri Stone in order to gain access to the bosses. In Unlimited Cruise 1, the item required by the Gabri Stone to fight Marshall D. Teach was a Mock Cherry Pie. Blackbeard has a fond liking towards Mock Cherry Pies as seen in episode Episode 146 where the Straw Hats encounter with Blackbeard in Mock Town .
• Bellamy was placed in the game as Doflamingo 's special attack.

References [ ]

• ↑ [1] One Piece: Unlimited Cruise - scans 22 Apr 2008
• ↑ One Piece Unlimited Cruise Scan 2008.03.11
• ↑ One Piece Unlimited Cruise Scan 2008.05.22
• ↑ One Piece Unlimited Cruise Scan 2008.06.16

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• Namco Bandai's Official Website (Japanese)
• Ganbarion's Official Website (Japanese)

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One Piece Unlimited Cruise SP 2

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It's time to board the good ship Thousand Sunny and set sail once more as the One Piece Unlimited Cruise saga continues in a rip-roaring, rambunctious romp on the high seas. Bringing Eiichiro Oda's manga and anime series to life in stereoscopic 3D once more, One Piece Unlimited Cruise SP 2 is sure to delight fans and lovers of all things swashbuckling alike.

In this Nintendo 3DS title, all the action from Wii adventure One Piece Unlimited Cruise 2: Awakening of a Hero is given a whole new dimension! You'll be joining the rubber-limbed captain, Monkey D. Luffy, and his madcap band of Straw Hat Pirates as they continue on their quest for the world's greatest treasure, the One Piece, and try to fulfil Luffy's ambition to become the King of the Pirates. Following on directly from the first Unlimited Cruise title, your faithful (and ever-so-slightly eccentric) companion Gabri is in trouble, and it's your job to sail into treacherous waters to save him.

The Story Mode will see you voyaging to a whole host of islands bursting with off-the-wall action and fearsome screen-filling bosses, as Luffy's epic tale unfolds. For a change of pace, you can experience some classic battles from the series in the Nintendo 3DS-exclusive Marineford Episodes, or if it's a quick blast of adrenaline you're after, you can put yourself to the test in Survival Mode. Here, you can find out what you're really made of by facing a marauding horde of enemies, or by rolling up your sleeves and bringing the fight to a relentless procession of bosses. If that all sounds too much like hard work, you can unwind with an absorbing fishing minigame that's the 'reel deal', cook up useful new items to help in your quest, or enjoy images and music in the Gallery!

Fans of high-octane fighting action won't be able to tear their eyes away from the screen as Luffy unleashes his limb-stretching Gum Gum Storm attack, or as everyone's favourite directionally-challenged swordsman, Zoro, cuts loose with katanas. You can learn new moves, hone and customise your strikes, or chain attacks to create thrilling combos. You can even join forces with two or more of your allies to unleash unforgettable and inimitable special moves. A foe will know when they've been on the wrong end of a 600 Million Berry Jackpot, courtesy of some stellar teamwork from Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, Robin and Franky!

Those who cleared One Piece Unlimited Cruise SP will be pleased to hear that all their hard work hasn't gone to waste: if you've completed the previous title, you can transfer your data and continue this adventure with your existing stats, moves, and items! On top of all this, it's possible to team up with another member of your very own crew to enjoy a Team battle or Survival round in VS mode!

So get ready to join Luffy and all your favourites for a freewheeling, freebooting adventure you won't forget as the Unlimited Cruise saga reaches its epic conclusion.

• Join Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates for another thrilling adventure on Nintendo 3DS
• Customise your characters' moves to really make the fighting action your own
• Includes new content and characters exclusive to Nintendo 3DS

You can only appreciate the 3D effect of Nintendo 3DS on the system itself. All screenshots and game footage on this site are captured in 2D mode.

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