US EditionReview: Hunter X Hunter Nen X Impact (PS5) - Shonen Showdown Falls Short
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Review: Hunter x Hunter Nen x Impact (PS5) - Shonen Showdown Falls Short
Right idea, wrong budget.Hallelujah, praise the anime gods! Hunter x Hunter Nen x Impact is a manga adaptation that’s not your average arena brawler, but instead an actual fighting game. Not only that but publisher Bushiroad has recruited Marvel vs Capcom 3 dev Eighting to transform the oft-on-hiatus shonen story into a three-on-three brawler. Brilliant!Unfortunately, this effort just doesn’t have the budget to reflect its ambition, which may re…
Completing Nen x Impact: Available Everywhere But Australia
The first Hunter x Hunter game for consoles in over ten years is now available. Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact can be played on PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch. However, fans in Australia are not able to join in on the fun. This is because the game was denied classification in December and hasn’t been resubmitted for review. As a result, it remains banned in a region where around 91 percent of households have a gaming device. Hunter x Hunter Wi…
Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact offers an adaptation of Yoshihiro Togashi's universe in a horizontal scrolling fighting game format, with clear ambitions: to seduce fans of the anime and to offer an accessible but nervous gameplay. Available on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5, this title is intended for both curious and purists... but they will clearly be the best served. Here is our live test: The game incorporates several modes of play: Arcade…
NewsGaming.net Test Hunter x Hunter : Nen Impact – Waste for Togashi's work Among the plethora of videoludic manga adaptations, Yoshihiro Togashi's work is far from being the most represented. And this, despite Yu Yu Hakusho's popularity on the Japanese archipelago — the manga was once the most serious rival of Dragon Ball Z — or the worldwide success of Hunter x Hunter. Indeed, it took a long wait until 2025 to finally discover a real fighting …
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