I don't think this was posted yet:
http://www.siliconera.com/2013/06/23/j- ... n-attacks/

Basically, fights are 2 vs 2 with your partner being AI-controlled.

Details on how J-Stars Victory Vs. plays come from a round of magazine scans. This fighting game brings Jump characters including Toriko, Luffy from One Piece, Naruto, Goku from Dragon Ball Z, Ichigo from Bleach, and Kenshin together on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. Screenshots show Kenshi and Ichigo fighting on Planet Namek.



J-Stars Victory Vs. is a two vs. two fighting game. Although battles can become two vs. one if you defeat a fighter. You set up a team, but only directly control one character. The computer controls your partner.



Basic attacks chain up into combos and you can do power attacks if you have enough meter. This meter is shared among the team and when all three segments are full you can do an ultimate attack. Special attacks can be comboed one after another. A scan shows Goku firing a Kamehameha in mid-air and then Naruto using a Rasenshuriken.



J-Stars Victory Vs. is in development for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita.


Read more at http://www.siliconera.com/2013/06/23/j- ... Lzyo4Az.99

I wonder if players would be able to switch with their AI-controlled partners. I doubt it but hey, you never know. That'd be kinda cool but at the same time I see it possibly being broken.

How do you see it possibly being broken from what I imagine it could help you if the AI was in a bad spot.
I kinda imagine this system to be similar to Bleach Versus Crusade.

I think it would be overpowered a bit because if you're controlling both, there's a good chance you're a lot better than the AI and that could string for some overly-long combos.
Then again this isn't Capcom and I'd likely expect a patch for problems like this.