Jump! Ultimate Stars

**Sharky** · 08-04-2006

As I posted several weeks ago, there will be a sequel to the Nintendo DS game "Jump! Super Stars". And up until now, any further information on the sequel didn't exist. Yes, that's right -- up until now! The Magic Box has just posted the following article on their website:

"Nintendo announced Jump! Ultimate Stars for Nintendo DS, the sequel to the popular cross-over fighting game Jump! Super Stars from last year. Jump! Ultimate Stars will have over 300 characters from 40 Jump! manga series and Wi-Fi online battle; the game is scheduled for a winter 2006 release in Japan."

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Like with the first game, it seems very unlikely to see a release outside of Japan (well, maybe Hong Kong

). The main reason for this being the large amount of titles featured in the game. Not only have many of them not been licensed, but the ones that have are controlled by many different companies (all of which would have to work together in some way, if the game were to be released).

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Sharky Administrator Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: New Zealand Posts: 2,249 Rep Power: 200	Jump! Ultimate Stars As I posted several weeks ago, there will be a sequel to the Nintendo DS game "Jump! Super Stars". And up until now, any further information on the sequel didn't exist. Yes, that's right -- up until now! The Magic Box has just posted the following article on their website: "Nintendo announced Jump! Ultimate Stars for Nintendo DS, the sequel to the popular cross-over fighting game Jump! Super Stars from last year. Jump! Ultimate Stars will have over 300 characters from 40 Jump! manga series and Wi-Fi online battle; the game is scheduled for a winter 2006 release in Japan." [img]/photos/mfg_news/images/49799/original.aspx[/img] Like with the first game, it seems very unlikely to see a release outside of Japan (well, maybe Hong Kong ). The main reason for this being the large amount of titles featured in the game. Not only have many of them not been licensed, but the ones that have are controlled by many different companies (all of which would have to work together in some way, if the game were to be released). __________________