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Aquaplus is bringing their crossover fighting game Aquapazza to PlayStation 3 on July 26. One of the main additions is online support and Aquapazza has three modes.
Players can test their skill in ranked matches. Win or lose, at the end of a fight Victory Points (VP) and Love Points (LP) go up or down. Aquapazza has point free player matches where you can join a room that holds up to six people. While two players fight it out, the other four can watch the bout in spectator mode. Player matches support voice chat and have different rule options. Friend matches let you invite a buddy for a fight.
Aquapazza keeps track of your fights and saves them in "Replay Theater." A battle log keeps track of the latest ranked match and temporarily saves it for you to review. If you want to keep the replay, you can add it to "My List" and watch it whenever.
