BBCS is akin to Super Street Fighter 4 - an iterative evolution on a solid game that adds some much needed tweaks and polish. For newcomers to the series, this is an excellent place to start - the character roster, while not large as many games, exhibits a breadth and depth seldom seem; Each...

Diverse Character Roster Gorgeous 2D Art Surprisingly in depth story mode

Not that much new content if you own BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger Character Roster is 'small

It's a old saying we're familiar with: marmite you hate or love it. That's how I see Blazblue: CS, you either hate it or love it, and im with the latter of the two, I love it. I know a lot of people will turn this down because it's a 2D fighting game, and it saddens me this happens, because it truly...

Beautiful, complex, great packaging. Complete time-sink. The caveat remains though, that for all of its aforementioned complexity, this is a niche game for 2D fighter enthusiasts. Glad that it was released in Europe.

Arc System Works, a name that isn't firmly in the minds of the majority of the gaming community. But that is so wrong, because Arc System Works are responsible for Guilty Gear and Blazblue, two very unique and arguably best 2D fighting games to ever grace the genre.

As some may know, Arc System, otherwise known as Aksys, recently released their newest 2-D fighting game, Blazblue .  The game is similar to their previous hit series Guilty Gear, both in game play and characters (some are almost clones of some of the Guilty Gear cast), but there are some noticeable...

This game left me blowed away after i finished the story of the original BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger, i had to go and pick this one up. There mostly good changes but there are some disappointing ones.

In the world of fighting games, there's a very clear and distinct rift in the community.  On one side are the hardcores.  These are the guys who count individual frames of animation, know nine different variations of a character's juggle combos, and refuse to play on anything less than a $100 arcade...

In case you hadn't heard, BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger – a new fighting game from the dudes that brought us Guilty Gea r – was released. Also, for those who missed it, it was pretty damn good.

I loved BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger and even though it was the weirdest most absurd fighter, it had charm, gameplay and a story to die for... in terms of anime. Yes my dear gamers, fighters didn't have to revolve around the Tekken or Street Fighter universes and other developers could create equally...

BlazBlue: Continuum Shift is a fantastic sequel to BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger, and it's easily one of the best fighting games of this console generation.