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One Piece: Unlimited Cruise SP

Game

Unlimited Cruise SP is a 2011 Nintendo 3DS compilation that repackages the two part Wii adventure Unlimited Adventure and Unlimited Cruise into one stereoscopic 3D release from developer Ganbarion. Japan received both episodes together, while Europe split them across two separate cartridges.

Genre: Action-adventure (3D compilation)
Platform: Nintendo 3DS
Developer: Ganbarion
Publisher: Bandai Namco Games (Namco Bandai Games in Europe)
Release Year: 2011
Japan Release Date: 2011-05-26
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Gameplay

Players guide Luffy and crew members like Zoro, Sanji, Robin, and Franky through 3D action adventure stages, fighting enemies and solving light puzzles in a formula carried over from the original Wii games rather than reinvented for the handheld.
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Story and Content

The Japanese cartridge bundles Episode 1 and Episode 2 of the original Wii story along with a bonus Marineford Mode. Europe's split release divided the same content across two separately sold games, subtitled SP and SP2, due to space constraints.
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Release and Reception

Ganbarion released the compilation in Japan on May 26, 2011, and Namco Bandai brought it to Europe in two parts during 2012, though it never reached North America. Japanese sales reached roughly 210,000 units by September 2011, and reviews found little added over the Wii originals.
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