A very well produced 2D fighting game with an active player population online, BlazBlue is well worth your time and money.

In recent times the 2d fighting genre seems to have become extremely popular once again mainly thanks to the releases of the superb Street Fighter IV and Super Street Fighter IV along with various remakes and re-releases on the XBLA service.

my daughter and i enjoy playing this game and its counterpart. great fun it lacks some of the moves available in the other game, but that may be because i haven't played it enough to figure out the button combinations.

Continuum Shift adds a whole lot of new things to the series, but I'll start with the three brand new playable characters: Hazama, Tsubaki, & Mu-12. Hazama and Tsubaki are available to be played as from the start; Mu-12 however must be unlocked through the story mode.

Thomas Blichfeldt grabbed his arcade stick and sat down with Arc System Works' Blazblue: Continuum Shift.

Incredible depth; extensive tutorial; fluid fighting system; varied character gallery

May be too complex for beginners; weird graphical mix

BlazBlue Continuum Shift is a top notch game that will appeal to die hard beat ‘em up fans, but shouldn't be overlooked by more casual gamers, who, if they give the game a chance, will find an extremely deep beat ‘em up experience that also has pick up and play value that – ideal for those after pub...

The first BlazBlue was a blast and Continuum Shift is really much fun too. Only downside buying this game now is that the new version titled Extend is coming pretty soon and it includes extra content. Overall I recommend this game to all fighting game fans!

BlazBlue: Continuum Shift is a strange game, one that seemingly doesn't care much if you don't play it. It even tries to actively ward off new players, with a completely incomprehensible plot delivered through a barely interactive story mode, a visual excess that seems designed to try and give the...

When BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger exploded onto the 360 in a spectacular display of 2D craftsmanship, we didn't just review it the once on import, we reviewed it again when it finally found its way to European shores after nearly a year's hiatus.

I'm sure you've all heard of Tekken and Street Fighter if you are into fighting games somewhat but I'm sure many of you havent heard of Blazblue. Blazblue is a fairly new game released by Arc System Works (known for other games like Guilty Gear,Battle Fantasia) Continuum Shift being the 2nd Blazblue...

Fun; lots of characters; beginners welcome

May be hard for people new to fighters but with patience they can learn