Cheat Happens writes: "I consider myself to be pretty knowledgeable about video games, but I’ve got to admit - -I’ve only just heard of the BlazBlue series. Hell, until a friend corrected me, I pronounced it as “blaze-blue,” cause you know, that’s logical and all. Imagine my surprise then when I finally got my hands on the franchises’ latest installment BlazBlue: Continuum Shift for the Xbox 360 and PS3 and really dug it. Perhaps I’m underselling it a bit - it’s quickly become one of my favorite fighting games in recent memory. Not without its flaws (chief among them; even with the new steps taken towards accessibility, there’s still an incredibly steep learning curve to master here) fighting game fans should definitely take the chance to play one of this generation’s best fighting experiences".
"Amazon has added new game deals for March 10th. Deals are BlazBlue: Continuum Shift $10, Disney INFINITY: Toy Box Starter Pack (2.0 Edition) $20, Rodea the Sky Soldier $14 and lots more!"
2D fighters are slowly trickling out on PC, and the second BlazBlue game has now joined that group. Fans of Arc System Works’s Guilty Gear or Persona Arena games can now enjoy this entry in the BlazBlue series.
The sweet science, the bar room brawl, the theory of thuganomics. It's all up for discussion in this weeks episode of Lazygamer TV.
This is what happens when a reviewer talk about blazblue CS and he hasn't played the CT.
it's a direct sequel ...and that's why the game doesn't explain a lot of things ...
It's one of teh brightest point of this title ..yet this guys is telling to skip it ..
Not his fault ..but that's stupid ...
Well he at least nailed the package pretty well