One caveat is that the moves are slightly easier to pull off on the Pro Controller than they are with the Joy-Cons. Encounters are just as exciting and fast-paced as they are in the original version and aren't affected by playing the game in the Switch's portable mode. The Jump Force Deluxe Edition Switch port is mostly intact from a mechanics standpoint. Related: The Most Disappointing Video Games of 2019 Luckily, each fighter in Jump Force maintains their dynamic moveset ripped straight from their respective manga pages. Games with over 40 characters are often victims of copied and pasted fighting styles and mechanics. Battling as characters from Dragon Ball Z, Yu Yu Hakusho, One Piece, Bleach, and even Yu-Gi-Oh! is just as thrilling on the Switch as it was in Jump Force on PlayStation and Xbox. The story is nothing to write home about, with just enough complexity to give some quick excuses for why all of these characters ended up in the same place.
Hardcore fans will likely be among the only players who will be able to tolerate Jump Force Deluxe Edition on Nintendo Switch for more than a few hours. The singular overwhelming issue with this port is the reality that this game was simply not made to run on the Switch's limited hardware, however, which becomes apparent quickly. Players will be happy to play as and fight alongside all their favorite fighters, unimpeded by continuity. Developer Spike Chunsoft's Jump Force Deluxe Edition on Nintendo Switch captures the mechanics of the original release while delivering players an additional set of characters from all across the Shonen anime genre.
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