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damn this looks hot :D
though will probably wait for a Console version that features all dlc characters, modes from DS and PSP including the Story mode for the dlc characters
though will probably wait for a Console version that features all dlc characters, modes from DS and PSP including the Story mode for the dlc characters
I never picked up any of the other Blazblue games (despite enjoying them with friends immensely). However, if I do get a 3DS, I think I'll pick this one up.
Psp! I'd rather be playing ocarina of time on the 3ds, which should release a week or so after blazblue:)
Or maybe its just me but the way the dpad is placed on the 3ds kind of makes it uncomfortable to hold, anyone else agree?
I'm pretty bummed about the lack of online multiplayer for the 3DS. Especially since I play SSF4 EVERY single day online. (I just got to rank C!)
I'll still buy it, cause I love BlazBlue.
I'll still buy it, cause I love BlazBlue.
I'm pretty bummed about the lack of online multiplayer for the 3DS. Especially since I play SSF4 EVERY single day online. (I just got to rank C!)
I'll still buy it, cause I love BlazBlue.
I'll still buy it, cause I love BlazBlue.
@SayWord yeah it's uncomfortable for me to stretch to the D-pad too, I was playing NSMB on my 3DS, it did not feel good. It is a solid D-pad, so I'm hoping I get use to it's placement with time.
@Cryotek
I didn't even know there was a PC version of the first game... I may have to look into that. I'll be the PC version is beautiful.
As for this, I'd much rather have the PSP version for the d-pad alone, but only if it's not a 1000 PSP. Those had unusable d-pads.
I didn't even know there was a PC version of the first game... I may have to look into that. I'll be the PC version is beautiful.
As for this, I'd much rather have the PSP version for the d-pad alone, but only if it's not a 1000 PSP. Those had unusable d-pads.
Man I absolutely love the original blazblue and cant wait for the 3ds ver, but no online sounds insanely stupid :(
Both Nintendo and Sony seriously need to enforce networked multiplayer on handhelds. Dissidia Duodecim is the last non-networked fighter I will ever buy and I only did because it has a ton of content to sift through to pass the time, but the fact I'll never play another human because I don't have a PS3 hurts a little
Do you still need to be within a milisecond window to even get close to continuing a combo?
Gah, that's the only reason I haven't loaded Blazblue CS since I finished the (arguably pretty well-written) story mode.
If the new characters in this (That are DLC characters for CS, and too damn expensive too) have story/arcade/everything but Versus integration unlike their CS DLC counterparts then I'll get it, but if they keep them how they were in CS it's not worth the portability, really.
Gah, that's the only reason I haven't loaded Blazblue CS since I finished the (arguably pretty well-written) story mode.
If the new characters in this (That are DLC characters for CS, and too damn expensive too) have story/arcade/everything but Versus integration unlike their CS DLC counterparts then I'll get it, but if they keep them how they were in CS it's not worth the portability, really.
I have the PS3 version which is supposed to get a patch to make it CS2. So I'll just stick with that.
Hells yeah!!! Finaly an actual good fighter for the 3Ds!! Now copies of SSFIV3D can burn in a pile of shit!! :D
@AllenR
Will that patch include Platinum and the other two DLC characters that you currently have to pay for?
Will that patch include Platinum and the other two DLC characters that you currently have to pay for?
No online play???? Hmmmmm, sounds like another developer is suffering from L.A.D.S.,(Lazy Ass Developer Syndrome)...
Im definattly picking this up for the 3ds with Doa, super street fightet and this I think Ima be into handheld gaming a lot this year
I was so excited for this game and was going to pre-order the 3ds version but when I heard there was no online I just screamed ****!!! I may still get it to practice combos and such.
Considering getting this when I get a 3DS just so I can get a 3DS fighter that I actually care for (I already have SSFIV, don't care about Dead or Alive). I have my doubts though, doesn't matter since I can't afford a 3DS right now anyways.
Unless they ported all the "teach me booby lady" shorts, I don't understand the point of this. That was pretty much the only thing I liked about this game.
That's a bunch of shit. The 3DS is built around multiplayer/online functions (Street Fighter uses online VERY well), so why would the devs decide to ignore it? I'm going to have to rethink my purchase for this one.
I may just go and get the ps3 version. Had the PSP version of the first Blazblue and it was great but I could never play with anyone. >.<
Even with no online play, I'd still get this for the 3DS (though to be fair, I don't have a PSP). I'm cool with going through single player. :D
@samuraiedward: Lol, why burn a good game in a pile of shit? :P
@samuraiedward: Lol, why burn a good game in a pile of shit? :P
More BlazBlue is always a good thing. Shame about the lack of online play though. SSFIV has it, not sure why BlazBlue can't. I would love to have a good portable fighter, but when it comes to the sheer chaos and complexity that is BlazBlue, I might wait for the inevitable console version/DLC.
3rd party developers shooting themselves in the foot should come at no surprise on a Nintendo platform. #DERP
If you want it with a superior control method, why not just get the home console version? It seems that the 3D gimmick is the only consistent reason anyone's getting 3DS versions of games (even when the game is 2D and gains nothing from depth perception) so when the novelty wears off, 3DS game sales are going to look as shitty as the non-dancing, non-fitness, non-first-party Wii game sales.
Both Dpads for the handhelds are absolutely diabolical but out of the 2, the PSP is better, but not by much.
But to hell with all that, what about the home console versions???
But to hell with all that, what about the home console versions???
On the topic of the 3DS d-pad, it did take me a little while to get used to it's size and placement, but now that I have, it's my preferred d-pad for playing Street Fighter. Same with the buttons.
Maybe it's all what you're used to?
@ Teclo- I don't think there is a home console version of Continuum Shift 2. I there was, I'd probably pick it up over the 3DS version, but only for the online play.
It's my understanding that home consoles are going to get an all new iteration of version of BlazBlue in the near future.
Maybe it's all what you're used to?
@ Teclo- I don't think there is a home console version of Continuum Shift 2. I there was, I'd probably pick it up over the 3DS version, but only for the online play.
It's my understanding that home consoles are going to get an all new iteration of version of BlazBlue in the near future.
Ehhh... there are too many other games that I want coming out around the same time as this. No online is really a deal breaker. I might pick it up eventually if I like the console version enough.
@Holmes: The CS2 update has already been announced for 5/10 (360) and 5/12 (PS3) in Japan. The NA version is coming out in May.
@Holmes: The CS2 update has already been announced for 5/10 (360) and 5/12 (PS3) in Japan. The NA version is coming out in May.
Xbox 360 for me. Fighting games need to be played with an arcade stick IMO.
(The 360/PS3 versions of Continuum Shift are being patched to CSII next month)
(The 360/PS3 versions of Continuum Shift are being patched to CSII next month)
Everybody hates BlazBlue. I don't blame them. Except for Score attack, that's pretty cool. And shit, everything else too, dicks.
@Cryotek: Don't worry, just ears and a tail isn't furry. Here's a chart for you to see what is considered furry and what not: http://friends.rmangio.com/Rus/furry.jpg
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