Tekken Has a History of Being on Portable Consoles The whole Nintendo community is wondering though, if they can be arsed to port Jump Force a year later (with even MORE DLC coming to boot), My Hero One’s Justice 1 and 2, All of the Naruto Storm games, and a multitude of One Piece games and even the excellent Dragon Ball Fighter Z, where the hell is Tekken for the Nintendo Switch Bandai Namco?

I mean, I get it, there’s plenty more Goku Kamehamehas where that came from, and the prospect of wrecking Dio’s face as Toguro on the go is always an enticing proposition, Ghost Fighter memes aside. More importantly it was also known to be a big disappointment ( seen here in Allen’s review) with mediocre to bad reviews, performance issues (even on the most powerful current gen console the Xbox One X) and more awards nominations than it deserved – earning ridicule from the community.įast forward a year later and we’re getting a very late Switch port – a console that Bandai Namco has already flooded with anime games both new and re-released from the previous generation. For fans and enthusiasts in the know, Jump Force was one of the bigger releases of 2019 and brings you all of the anime action with the ultimate crossover roster bigger than the Avengers cast. Jump Force was just announced for the Nintendo Switch.

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