Linkyshinks

@MrJared:    So what if it was taken off at EVO 2010, that isn't a reflection of the games quality. With new more worthy additions in the line up, I imagine they had to.   With the exception of Jeff and one of two others, there is no one in the press who is seriously up to the task and most essentially review fighting games with whatever the narrative is at the time. ...

@Rhaknar said: " Oh I didnt know it finally had a release date here... but what's the point now? Im not bashing the game in any way, but it's like SF4 coming out now with SSF4 around the corner... " It doesn't have one here in the West.    It launches after Super does in Japan, but that won't effect sales of the game there.   @Apathylad said: " @Linkyshinks:  Yeah I was pretty disappointed ...

@WinterSnowblind said: " The first game still hasn't been released in Europe..  was planning on getting the Collectors Edition when it's released next month, but am I correct in assuming this new one is essentially just an updated verion of that, with some new characters and tweaks?  In which case I'll definitely be cancelling my order..  and then fully expect them to never release this one here because of "poor ...

I expect Tatsunoko Vs Capcom:UAS will undergo the similar treatment on Giant Bomb, on the evidence of a Quick Look alone...

@Rallier said: " O wow that song, in that scenery... how did they even, ehh...   Nice to see that there are bikinis though, works out nicely with the "if you are going to look at the back of a character for the whole game rule". I've not played any more of it since the last time so I've only seen the start of the game but yeah the above water ...

@Rallier:   The music sucks big time, I've seen enough of it to know how bad it is.    New Videos       Terrible music in this one, hardly befitting of the gameplay - fail. The overworld's graphics haven't improved also, they're just as bad as they were in the original game.      

I would disregard the above review totally if I were you, I would instead look at one of the many other sources that rated the game highly, as it deserved to be rated.   360:   http://www.metacritic.com/games/platforms/xbox360/blazbluecalamitytrigger  PS3:  http://www.metacritic.com/games/platforms/ps3/blazbluecalamitytrigger  100Hardcore Gamer MagazineIt will take at least another year for the game's full depth to be discovered. [Issue#35, p.44] 1001UPTheir work deserves attention -- and praise -- because it exceeds expectations and delivers a thoroughly well-thought out, pragmatic, ...

@Feser said: " Is there a reason I have never heard of this game? " If you were a fan of fighting games you would have known of it's existence. A lot of Guilty Gear fans had been waiting on this, including myself. The game received little to no promotion in the US, it's release was also dogged by low stocks at most of the major retailers I recall. The original game received a Giant Bomb ...

 Nintendo's consoles past NES era are particularly good when it comes to reliability I have found. All my old consoles work, they're all in fantastic condition. 

Aria gives me a blue horn.

@GetEveryone said: " So it will be a full retail release? I was hoping for (and had heard rumblings of) it being a DLC release :( " Yeah, it's retail only.  It's a new game with reworked balancing, new characters and options etc. The changes are significant enough not to allow for a DLC update just like Super Street. 

It seems as though Inazuma Eleven Break is heading to Nintendo Wii, on the evidence of strong hint's given by Level 5's president. Link

    This weeks Famitsu Magazine has a few details on Arc System Works upcoming 360 and PS3 versions of Blaz Blue's sequel, Blaz Blue: Continuum Shift, a game which arrived in Japanese arcades last November on Taito's X2 platform.  In addition to the following, the home versions will also include a new playable character called  "U-12" ("Myu -12"), as well as some new stages not found in the arcade version pictured below. Players of the ...

    This weeks Famitsu Magazine has a few details on Arc System Works upcoming 360 and PS3 versions of Blaz Blue's sequel, Blaz Blue: Continuum Shift, a game which arrived in Japanese arcades last November on Taito's X2 platform.  In addition to the following, the home versions will also include a new playable character called  "U-12" ("Myu -12"), as well as some new stages not found in the arcade version pictured below. Players of the ...

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