PlayStation All-Stars: Ultimate Battle

PlayStation All-Stars: Ultimate Battle is an upcoming fighting game for the PlayStation 5.
==Overview==
PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale was first released for the PlayStation 3 between November 20, 2012 and January 31, 2013. The game was developed by SuperBot Entertainment (founded as Broodworks in 2009). It was the only game SuperBot Entertainment developed until the company went defunct in 2014. Bluepoint Games helped co-develop the PlayStation Vita port of the game. Santa Monica Studio helped release downloadable content for Battle Royale with additional characters and stages. The reception for PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale was only average due to its mechanics and UI lacking the requirements.
With SuperBot Entertainment defunct, it was down to Bluepoint Games that would be in the works for a PlayStation All-Stars sequel. In addition, Bluepoint Games recruited Bandai Namco to help co-develop the sequel. Rather than using the same mechanics that Battle Royale used, development needed to reach a more aggresive approach by turning the sequel into a full-time Super Smash Bros. game that uses the similar UI and mechanics, such as the damage meter, blast zone, reworked controls, a variety of modes, and a collection of spirit cards.
==Game Modes==
===Classic mode===
Choose a character and go through a total of eight rounds. Each character has their own Classic Mode title, facing off against certain characters as rivals. In the eighth round, the character battles against a random boss. You can adjust the difficulty of classic mode to 1 to 9.
===Adventure Mode: World of Spirits===
Similar to World of Light in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, you must gather spirits and rescue the characters plus battle various bosses, including a secret final boss.
===Spirit Board===
The boards features a layout of up to eight Spirit Cards. Each card stands out for five minites while legend-class cards stand out for fifteen minutes. Complete the required mission in a dangerous task to receive the card.
===Field Run===
In this mode, up to four players have five minutes to traverse a large dungeon-like environment, collecting various power-ups and facing enemies from multiple games. After the time limit, the players fight in a battle utilizing their boosted powers, and can then do subsequent matches with those power-ups.
===Party Tour===
Players move along a game board, collecting characters and power-ups to win the final match, with each fighter obtained acting as one stock.
===Special Orders===
Spend gold by going all out in random battles with different tasks. These orders are battles with special rules, which can vary between a 1-minute timed battle, a 2-minute stock battle, a 1-minute coin battle, a stamina battle, and a horde battle. Additional effects, such as characters being able to reflect projectiles, or starting equipped with certain items, may also be present. Easier battles may give effects that favor the player, while the harder battles may give effects that either favor the opponents, hinder the player, or both. Likewise, the difficulty level of the battle will affect the difficulty of the opponents. Battles that have a specific icon present signify that items will appear during the match. Rewards for clearing an order can vary from getting some gold, a some spirit coins, or even a Spirit Card.
===Exhibition Mode===
This free play mode features free play matches. For time matches, you can set the time for the match, and the one who has the most KOs wins. For stock matches, you can set the amount of stocks for each fighter, and the last fighter standing wins. For stamina matches, you can set the amount of HP the fighter has, and the last fighter standing wins. If the match ends in a tie, a Sudden Death match occurs, with each fighter having their damage meter set at 300%, and the last one standing wins.
==Characters==
All characters from the previous installment return plus some new ones, especially that were featured in games cross-console platform. Each fighter will have at least eight palette swaps.
# 	Character 	Universe
1 	Kratos 	God of War
1ε 	Deimos 	God of War
2 	Parappa 	Parappa the Rapper
3 	Fat Princess 	Fat Princess
4 	Sweet Tooth 	Twisted Metal
5 	Colonel Radec 	Killzone
6 	Sly Cooper 	Sly Cooper
7 	Nathan Drake 	Uncharted
8 	Cole MacGrath 	Infamous
8ε 	Evil Cole MacGrath 	Infamous
9 	Ratchet & Clank 	Ratchet & Clank
10 	Jak & Daxter 	Jak and Daxter
11 	Big Daddy 	Bioshock
12 	Dante 	Devil May Cry
13 	Heihachi Mishima 	Tekken
14 	Nariko 	Heavenly Sword
15 	Raiden 	Metal Gear
16 	Sackboy 	LittleBigPlanet
16ε	Sackgirl 	LittleBigPlanet
17 	Sir Daniel Fortesque 	MediEvil
18 	Spike 	Ape Escape
19 	Toro Inoue 	Together Everywhere!
20 	Kat & Dusty 	Gravity Rush
21 	Emmett Graves 	Starhawk
22 	Zeus 	God of War
23 	Isaac Clarke 	Dead Space
24 	Solid Snake 	Metal Gear
25 	Sonic 	Sonic
26 	Mega Man 	Mega Man
27 	Ryu 	Street Fighter
27ε	Ken Masters 	Street Fighter
28 	Cloud Strife 	Final Fantasy
28ε	Zack Fair 	Final Fantasy
29 	Bayonetta 	Bayonetta
30 	Simon Belmont 	Castlevania
30ε	Richter Belmont 	Castlevania
31 	Joker 	Persona
32 	Hero 	Dragon Quest
33 	Terry Bogard 	Fatal Fury
34 	Steve 	Minecraft
34ε	Alex 	Minecraft
35 	Sephiroth 	Final Fantasy
36 	Kazuya Mishima 	Tekken
37 	Sora 	Kingdom Hearts
38 	Lara Croft 	Tomb Raider
39 	Crash Bandicoot 	Crash Bandicoot
40 	Rayman 	Rayman
41 	Goku 	Dragon Ball
42 	Aloy 	Horizon
43 	Abe 	Oddworld
44 	Jill Valentine 	Resident Evil
45 	Joel Miller 	The Last of Us
46 	Ezio Auditore da Firenze	Assassin's Creed
47 	Batman 	Batman
48 	Spider-Man 	Spider-Man
49 	Scorpion 	Mortal Kombat
49ε	Sub-Zero 	Mortal Kombat
50 	Hunter 	Bloodborne
51 	Aarbron 	Shadow of the Beast
52 	Jin Sakai 	Ghost of Tsushima
53 	Deacon St. John 	Days Gone
54 	Sam Bridges 	Death Stranding
55 	Wander 	Shadow of the Colossus
56 	Lu Bu 	Dynasty Warriors
===Recurring===
*Final Destination (formerly boss arena)
*Battlefield (formerly rival arena)
*Ruined San Francisco
*Sandover Village
*Alden's Tower
*Time Station
*Black Rock Stadium
*Columbia
*Fearless Lookout
*Graveyard
===New===
*Shadow Moses Island
*Dracula's Castle
*Mementos
*Yggdrasil's Altar
*King of Fighters Stadium
*Green Hill Zone
*Midgar
*Suzaku Castle
*Umbra Clock Tower
*Wily's Castle
*Pac-Land
*Windy Hill Zone
*Northern Cave
*Mishima Dojo
*Hollow Bastion
*Boxing Ring
*Minaldia
*Stone Bridge Cliff
*New York Rooftop
*World of Minecraft
*Seraphite Island
*Mount Thielsen
*Shinto Shrine
*Baidi Castle
==Bosses==
===Recurring===
*Polygon Man
*Hades
*Hydra
*Iron Maiden
*Turbo Destroyer
*Goliath
*Negativitron
*Satan Chimera
===New===
*Rathalos
*Dracula
*Yellow Devil
==Items==
===Containers===
*Crate
*Barrel
*Capsule
*Egg
*Party Ball
===Battering===
*Baumusu's Axe
*Great Mighty Scythe
*Razor Claws
*Spear of Destiny
*Sturgeon
*Baseball Bat
*Sledgehammer
===Throwing===
*Fusion Bomb
*Freeze Missile
*Hedgehog Grenade
*Sonic Rift
*Brick
*Motion Sensor Bomb
*Gooey Bomb
*Black Hole
*Smoke Ball
*Healing Field
===Shooting===
*Dohvat Laser Designator
*Killer Bees
*LR-3 Railgun
*RPG-7 Rocket Launcher
*Rage Blaster
===Status===
*Boots of Hermes
*Gravity Shield
*Timer
===Recovery===
*Food
===Other===
*Leech Beam
*Medusa's Gaze
*Murder of Crows
*Assist Spirit
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