- Publisher: Bandai
- Release Date: Sep 7, 2005
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Yes the omake material is lazy but the stuff that was actually made by the programming team themselves, the actual product you're paying for - every inch of it smells of a product where those in control knew exactly what to do with it. [JPN Import]
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A fun game marred by a lack of innovation. It looks good and sounds decent, but most of what you'll find in One Piece has been done before and done better.
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It's a rarity for any fighting anime game to have any sort of substance, style and especially, playability. Bandai has done an exceptional job in capturing the show's trademark comedy and battles.
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Light on substance and heavy on style. If you're a One Piece madman who simply has to have everything to do with the series, it's not a horrible game. It's just not exceptional. As a multiplayer party game, it's good for a quick fix every once in a while.
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There's enough content and replay value to keep you busy for hours -- even more if you hook up with friend. Factoring all the elements this title offers makes it a no-brainer for anyone who's wanted a fighter that's simple to play, entertaining, and offers long-term value.
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PSM MagazineThe only thing that keeps One Piece from being a must-buy is that it needs more game modes (online, survival, team battle, etc.) [Nov 2005, p.88]
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An uncreative yet valiant attempt at a lighthearted arena battler, if one with a somewhat tiresome presentation.
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It feels pretty clunky for a fighting game, and only those die-hard One Piece fans will claw their way through this title.
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Official U.S. Playstation MagazineThe traditional core mechanics and all-out wackiness should propel it near the top of the heap. It's a very solid effort, particularly when compared to most anime fighters. [Nov 2005, p.96]
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Bandai and Ganbarion hit the nail on the head making this title mimic the One Piece anime, yet placed it into a genre that allowed them to add their own flavor to the series.
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Offers enough to amuse some friends on a Friday night, and more than enough to please hardcore fans of the original anime.
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Play MagazineI haven't enjoyed a fighting game this much in years. [Oct 2005, p.70]
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As a single-player experience, One Piece is inadequate; as a two-player romp, it won't hold your interest for long, even (and almost especially) if you're a fan of the One Piece anime or manga.
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What sets it apart from the rest, though, is the much more lighthearted and more adventurous feel it holds.
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Unremarkable, offering none of the flash or depth of other fighting games based on an anime license.
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AceGamezA title perfect for gamers of any age. It's safe for kids as there's only animated violence and it sports a simplified control scheme, yet it has enough content and challenge to keep experienced adult gamers entertained for quite some time.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 13 out of 18
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Mixed: 4 out of 18
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Negative: 1 out of 18
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Feb 15, 2022good game.....................................................................
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DouglasR.Nov 6, 2005I love this game the special attacks are crazy and funny i love this i think it is the best.
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AaronC.Sep 8, 2005Origional for the most part, cool special moves, and it's one peice... c'mon.