A subtitled trailer for Namco’s Dynasty Warriors-style One Piece game.

Namco Bandai recently held an event outlining their game releases for the near future. Here’s the most interesting stuff we encountered on the show floor.

Luffy, Zoro, and Nami chase after Buggy again, which gave Tecmo Koei a chance to show off the map. Episode 1 of the demo suggest it won’t be like a regular Warriors game. Exploration was encouraged and I found an area that only Luffy could access.

At Namco Bandai’s press conference, a video played with flashes of One Piece: Pirate Warriors.

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One Piece: Pirate Warriors has weeks worth of costumes and Strong World outfits will be added in April.

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It’s the night of the treasure in the grand line.

Retailer musings indicate that One Piece: Pirate Warriors enjoyed a very enthusiastic reception at launch last week.

Check out playable characters Whitebeard, Robin, and Portgas D. Ace plus a boss fight with Magellan.

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One Piece: Pirate Warriors follows Luffy in the game’s “Main Log” story. Select “Another Log” and you can play as other characters like Zoro, Robin, or Tony Tony Chopper.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors also has online leaderboards.

A new commercial for One Piece: Pirate Warriors shows Portgas D. Ace, Boa Hancock, and Whitebeard as playable characters in One Piece: Pirate Warriors.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors, a Dyansty Warriors take on the One Piece universe, has two story modes. In the Main Log you’ll follow the anime plot with manga style cutscenes.