Namco Bandai seems to have hit a pretty good concept in brawler games when it decided to put together all the heroes from the Japanese magazine Shonen Jump. Titled "J-Stars Victory Vs," the game is pretty much like "Injustice: Gods Among Us," except this time, players traverse from one Japanese manga universe to another.

So players can expect to see Goku fighting against Uzumaki Naruto or have Sakata Gintoki use parody powers in an attempt to defeat "Bleach's" Kurosaki Ichigo.

After announcing quite a few characters for the past few months, the line-up of fighters for the game have already expanded quite a bit, perhaps justifying the recent announcement that a paid DLC is no longer needed.

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There have already been a number of new trailers that are being released, as teasers leading to the March 19, 2014 release date in Japan for the PS3 and PS Vita.

Anime News Network spotted this 5-minute promotional video that shows off a team battle of heroes, which players have only dreamed off:

(Credit: YouTube/バンダイナムコゲームス)

Another video come Crunchy Roll, which is off a Japanese event:

(Credit: YouTube/HystericalGames)

So far, the following are some of the characters that players can expect to find in the game, as listed by Saiyan Island:

- Son Goku and Vegeta of "Dragon Ball Z"

- Uzumaki Naruto and Uchiha Sasuke of "Naruto Shippuden"

- Monkey D. Luffy and Boa Hancock of "One Piece"

- Sakata Gintoki of "Gintama" with Kagura and Sadaharu as support

- Kurosaki Ichigo of "Bleach" with Rukia as support

- Toriko and Zebra of "Toriko"

- Himura Kenshin of "Rurouni Kenshin"

- Gon Freecss of "Hunter x Hunter"

- Sawada Tsunayoshi with Reborn of "Katekyo Hitman Reborn!"

- Yusuke Urameshi of "YuYu Hakusho"

- Kurokami Medaka of "Medaka Box" with Kumagawa Misogi as support

- Ryotsu Kankichi of "Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo"

- Taro Yamada of "Chinyūki -Tarō to Yukaina Nakama-tachi"

- Oga Tatsumi with Beelzebub of "Beelzebub"

- Jonathan and Joseph Joestar of "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure"

- Meisuke "Nuubee" Nueno of "Jigoku Sensei Nube"

- Korosensei of "Assassination Classroom"

- The trio of Sket Dance (Yusuke Fujisaki, Hime Onizuka and Kazuyoshi Usui), Neuro Nogami of "Neuro: Supernatural Detective," Jaguar Junichi of "Pyu to Fuku! Jaguar," Chitoge Kirisaki of "Nisekoi," Lala Satalin Deviluke of "To-LOVE-Ru" and Tetsuya Kuroko of "Kuroko's Basketball" are all support characters

Given the line-up and battles, it isn't surprising that a petition has already been started to bring "J-Stars Victory Vs" to North America and Europe. One created by Limited Games at Change.org has already reached 3,000 signatures.

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'Attack on Titan: The Last Wings of Mankind' Review

As one of the most successful and popular Japanese animation releases of 2013, "Attack on Titan" ("Shingeki no Kyojin" for its Japanese translation) has received rave reviews and support from all over the globe.

It's a concept where youngsters experience the trauma of being attacked by giant humanoids, have their parents eaten to death and vow revenge when they're older. So they become soldiers for humanity and start hacking away at the Titans once they become able and willing as soldiers in gear.

The very notion of fighting uniquely and against these unique characters is a good premise for a video game, one which could be the main reason is why the franchise was turned into a game this early in the animation stage.

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Kotaku has played with "Attack on Titan: The Last Wings of Mankind," the latest game for the franchise and has quite a number of good things to say about the game.

For starters, the bad ass quality from the anime translates to the game. A player is a blade toting, gear-flying soldier who can be a humanoid killing-machine and look good while doing it. While not much is said about the need for strategy, players are given a portable and upgradable cannon to help them play out their next move as the environment changes.

Players have the choice between fighting Titans in the city, fighting them outside the walls so they're outside in plains and fields or, with Eren's levels, turn the game into quite the brawler while players are in titan form.

Players can team up with three more friends to extend gameplay hours, but beyond hacking, slashing, collecting points and improving stheir gear, there's not a lot much to go on.

Kotaku also spotted quite a few glitches, which can take away from the experience, considering that this is a timing-based fighting game.

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