No relation to another Project X or X Zone. Yuzo Koshiro, the composer from Namco × Capcom, returns to compose the game's opening and ending, 'Sekai wa Hitotsu no Butai' (All the World's Stage), and 'Tsuki Akari no Curtain Call' (Moonlight Curtain Call), which is sang by marina. The second game's opening was done by Graphinica, and directed by veteran animator Yasutoshi Iwasaki. The sequel, Project × Zone 2: Brave New World, was released in Japan in November 12th, 2015, in both Europe and Australia in February 12th, 2016, and in North America in February 16th, 2016. The complete game was released in stores and the eShop June 25th, 2013.

The opening is animated by Studio TRIGGER, formed from former Studio Gainax employees, who would later go on to make Kill la Kill. The main playable characters are paired off into units of two, performing pre-made Combination Attack strings at your command, while solo characters can be attached to each unit for support attacks. The fighting engine seems to be closer to the Endless Frontier games. Just like in Namco × Capcom, you move characters around a field, casting skills and spirit commands for buffs while hunting for items and objectives, and switch to a fighting game screen to attack the enemy. It is a Spiritual Successor (and an outright sequel, plot-wise) to Namco × Capcom, and a side story to Super Robot Wars: Original Generation as a whole.

Project × Zone (pronounced Project Cross Zone) is a Turn-Based Strategy Massively Multiplayer Crossover game for the Nintendo 3DS console, featuring characters from the companies Capcom, Bandai Namco Entertainment and Sega (and later Nintendo in the sequel) and co-developed by Monolith Soft and Banpresto.

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