Suitable for all ages. Anyway, the unique characters are the best contribution from the anime. The uniqueness stems from character traits such as being able to fight as a small dog, which is more interesting than the standard brutes thrown into many fighting games. Game play is typical Capcom. During a fight, players can summon their extra characters for a limited time to perform powerful attacks.
Some stands are more useful than others, which leaves the game a little unbalanced.
This a cool concept, but it fails to significantly jack up the excitement. Unfortunately, JoJo's graphics are not on the same level as its arcade big brother, Street Fighter 3. Both the Dreamcast and PlayStation versions sport nice, fluid animation, with the Dreamcast version being nearly identical to the arcade machine. But there's not enough to really melt the mind. Overall, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is recommended only for the hard-core Capcom faithful.