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One Piece: Pirate Warriors 2

Game

Pirate Warriors 2 is Omega Force's 2013 musou sequel for PS3 and PS Vita, telling an original story set two years after the Straw Hats scatter across the New World rather than retracing the existing manga. A new Style mode lets players swap in a second fighter mid-battle for buffs.

Genre: Musou/hack-and-slash
Platform: PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita
Developer: Omega Force
Publisher: Bandai Namco Games
Release Year: 2013
Japan Release Date: 2013-03-20
North America Release Date: 2013-09-03
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Gameplay

Players again cut through waves of enemies with combo attacks, now supported by the Style system, which lets a second character join temporarily to grant bonuses like extra damage or slowed time depending on their fighting type.
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Story and Setting

Unlike the first Pirate Warriors, this entry is not a retelling of existing arcs; it follows an original narrative set during the Straw Hats' two years apart, after they enter the New World.
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Release and Reception

Bandai Namco released the game in Japan in March 2013 and in the West that August and September. It scored around 71 on Metacritic and sold over 410,000 copies in Japan in its first week across both platforms.
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