#BLAZBLUE CENTRAL FICTION SERIES#

ItвЂ™s a change that will give users playing in Stylish mode (CentralfictionвЂ™s simplified input model for less experienced fighters) more flair while veterans will love a little more firepower to play with.Д®ven without all the extra characters and costume variants afforded by the various updates and DLC released over the years, Centralfiction is a staggeringly vast package.

Speed and combo finesse is still the order of the day, so the new Active Flow system rewards players who are willing to press the attack. If you canвЂ™t find a character among this rowdy lot that takes your fancy, then fighting games probably arenвЂ™t for you.Д¬entralfiction doesnвЂ™t overhaul its formula вЂ“ in all honesty, it doesnвЂ™t need to, such is the finely-tuned balance of its 2D fighting action вЂ“ but it does make some important tweaks here and there. Another eight have been bundled in from the console editions and DLC updates, making this the most complete and populous instalment yet.

#BLAZBLUE CENTRAL FICTION SERIES#

If youвЂ™ve played the series before (especially the previous entry in the series, the excellent BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma), youвЂ™ll be pleased to see all 28 of its combatants return to the roster, including mainstays Ragna the Bloodedge and popular new additions such as Kagura Mutsuki. That вЂSpecial EditionвЂ™ moniker is the same as the вЂExtendвЂ™ subtitle given to previous re-releases, so Switch players are getting all the DLC thatвЂ™s currently been released, bundled into one lovely package.

This is a franchise with a serious pedigree on handhelds, so not only is it well-suited to a flurry of battles in handheld mode, itвЂ™s also one that benefits from that extra time out in the wild. Fashionable lateness aside, itвЂ™s a joy to have a mainline BlazBlue on Nintendo Switch for the very first time.

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