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A sentiment that carries across the entire event gets repeated more than once. Matsuyama is confident in his white and blue outfit: "I want this to be next big fighting game franchise for the next ten years," he says noting that there hasn't been a lot of big fighting game franchises established in the last ten years. It mixes elements of many different fighting games, part Street Fighter, part BlazBlue, part Dead or Alive - it's dynamic and the way the separate parts provides characters with very different playstyles ensures a lot of diversity. A massive hit in Japan selling half a million copies and scoring the coveted 40/40 from Weekly Famitsu - JoJo's Bizarre Adventure All Star Battle appealed to both fighting game fans and fans of the manga. But it's difficult to deny the merit of the art and it clearly comes across in the game. It's easy to see why JoJo's Bizarre Adventure hasn't been a huge hit outside of Japan. It's very popular in Japan and naturally there is also an anime based on the manga. Created by Hirohiko Araki it follows the Joestar family history and it's distinct style sets it apart from a lot of other manga and anime franchises. The JoJo's Bizarre Adventure manga started 26 years ago in Japan running in Weekly Shonen Jump and later Ultra Jump. The awkwardness slowly passes and the presentation kicks off. The translator chimes in we should feel free to take pictures.

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My only previous encounter with the fiction is Capcom's old PlayStation and Dreamcast title that more recently got a HD-makeover on PS3 and Xbox 360. Afterall, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is virtually unknown in Europe.

None of the journalists in the room have any clue what this is all about. As they reach the end of the room they strike their respective stands.

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Matsuyama on the other hand has gone all out dressing up as Rohan Kishibe, one of the central characters of the same chapter - sporting a headband, earrings and full costume. Niino later explains that his wearing the tie, not because he wants to be a killer, but because all characters in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure whether good or evil have a human side to them. It's the signature tie of Yoshikage Kira, the main villain of the fourth part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure manga. Niino is wearing a striped shirt and an elegant tie sporting skulls. In steps Hiroshi Matsuyama, CEO and founder of CyberConnect2, and Noriaki Niino, Namco Bandai producer on JoJo's Bizarre Adventure All Star Battle. Tales series producer Hideo Baba, who has a knack for turning his alotted 15 minutes into 20 minutes is finally leaving the room. It's the last of four back-to-back presentations.