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Many of the characters' fighting styles and techniques/abilities closely mirror or at least maintain the flavor of how they would play inside their own series, and nearly the entire cast has their most iconic voice actors [[RoleReprise reprising their roles]]. Stage interaction and items play a part in game-play, with many of them damaging built AP or causing a {{Status Effect|s}}. Stages are notable for mashing up at least two franchises, with one universe hosting the battle while the other invades, while the items frequently feature some of the more iconic UsefulNotes/PlayStation props/weapons. The game's story has the AnthropomorphicPersonification of the [=PlayStation=]'s power bringing the fighters and their worlds together [[ExcusePlot for various reasons]].
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Many of the characters' fighting styles and techniques/abilities closely mirror or at least maintain the flavor of how they would play inside their own series, and nearly the entire cast has their most iconic voice actors [[RoleReprise reprising their roles]]. Stage interaction and items play a part in game-play, with many of them damaging built AP or causing a {{Status Effect|s}}. Stages are notable for mashing up at least two franchises, with one universe hosting the battle while the other invades, while the items frequently feature some of the more iconic UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation props/weapons. The game's story has the AnthropomorphicPersonification of the [=PlayStation=]'s power bringing the fighters and their worlds together [[ExcusePlot for various reasons]].
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* BattleAura: Characters show this when they fill their AP bar or respawn. It bears a striking resemblance to the wavy ribbon that appears on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3's default XMB.
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* BattleAura: Characters show this when they fill their AP bar or respawn. It bears a striking resemblance to the wavy ribbon that appears on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3's Platform/PlayStation3's default XMB.
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* ''VideoGame/SlyCooper'': Sly Cooper
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* ''VideoGame/SlyCooper'': ''Franchise/SlyCooper'': Sly Cooper
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* ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}'': Heihachi Mishima (with his appearance from ''Tekken Tag Tournament 2'')
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* ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}'': ''Franchise/{{Tekken}}'': Heihachi Mishima (with his appearance from ''Tekken Tag Tournament 2'')
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* CoolVersusAwesome: Matchups such as [[VideoGame/GodOfWar the guy who killed Ares]] fighting [[VideoGame/TwistedMetal a psychopathic clown killer]], as well as [[VideoGame/FatPrincess an obese princess]] and [[VideoGame/SlyCooper a raccoon thief]] fighting [[VideoGame/{{Bioshock}} a freak of nature trapped in a scuba suit]], [[VideoGame/{{Tekken}} an old man who literally refuses to die]], and [[VideoGame/{{Uncharted}} an adventurer who possesses luck that is equal parts rotten and godly]].
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* CoolVersusAwesome: Matchups such as [[VideoGame/GodOfWar the guy who killed Ares]] fighting [[VideoGame/TwistedMetal a psychopathic clown killer]], as well as [[VideoGame/FatPrincess an obese princess]] and [[VideoGame/SlyCooper [[Franchise/SlyCooper a raccoon thief]] fighting [[VideoGame/{{Bioshock}} [[VideoGame/BioShock a freak of nature trapped in a scuba suit]], [[VideoGame/{{Tekken}} [[Franchise/{{Tekken}} an old man who literally refuses to die]], and [[VideoGame/{{Uncharted}} an adventurer who possesses luck that is equal parts rotten and godly]].
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* GuestFighter: [[VideoGame/BioShock Big Daddy]], [[VideoGame/{{Tekken}} Heihachi Mishima]], [[VideoGame/DMCDevilMayCry Dante]], [[VideoGame/MetalGearRisingRevengeance Raiden]], and [[Franchise/DeadSpace Isaac Clarke]] later on as DLC.
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* GuestFighter: [[VideoGame/BioShock Big Daddy]], [[VideoGame/{{Tekken}} [[Franchise/{{Tekken}} Heihachi Mishima]], [[VideoGame/DMCDevilMayCry Dante]], [[VideoGame/MetalGearRisingRevengeance Raiden]], and [[Franchise/DeadSpace Isaac Clarke]] later on as DLC.
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** "[[VideoGame/{{inFAMOUS}} Alden's Tower]]" receives an unexpected visit from [[VideoGame/SlyCooper Carmelita Fox]].
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** "[[VideoGame/{{inFAMOUS}} Alden's Tower]]" receives an unexpected visit from [[VideoGame/SlyCooper [[Franchise/SlyCooper Carmelita Fox]].
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** [[VideoGame/InFamous Alden's Tower]] is a vertically scrolling stage that, when it reaches the top, sees [[VideoGame/SlyCooper Carmelita Fox]] arrive in a helicopter to try and arrest the fighters.
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** [[VideoGame/InFamous Alden's Tower]] is a vertically scrolling stage that, when it reaches the top, sees [[VideoGame/SlyCooper [[Franchise/SlyCooper Carmelita Fox]] arrive in a helicopter to try and arrest the fighters.
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** [[VideoGame/SlyCooper Paris]] takes place on a rooftop in the middle of the night when the Negativitron from ''VideoGame/LittleBigPlanet2'' arrives to suck everything up.
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** [[VideoGame/SlyCooper [[Franchise/SlyCooper Paris]] takes place on a rooftop in the middle of the night when the Negativitron from ''VideoGame/LittleBigPlanet2'' arrives to suck everything up.
