BlazBlue: Continuum Shift 2 Extend - Limited Edition PS3

BlazBlue: Continuum Shift 2 Extend - Limited Edition

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    Blazblue Continuum Shift Extend Limited Edition is the fourth installment in the incredible 2D fighting series, brought to you by Arc System. This sequel in the saga offers you the best in game play, story line, and graphics, amongst many other things. This PS3 version gives you what has previously only ever been available as downloadable content, including the characters Makoto Nanaya, Platinum The Trinity, Valkenhayn R Hellsing and Relius Clover; these new characters also therefore provide four new unique story lines available to play. There are also new play modes such as Ultimate Mars and Abyss Mode now available, as well as additional trophies to achieve.

    The BlazBlue Continuum Shift Extend’s Limited Edition includes:

    • Twelve High Quality Prints - Offering a rare glimpse into the Arc design process. Printed on high-grade Hahnemuehle Torchon art card for an exceptional reproduction of the original artwork.
    • Never-before seen concepts - Sketches and technical drawings from the BlazBlue archives will also be included and are exclusive to the European Limited Edition.
    • Song Interlude Soundtrack - Featuring new music from BlazBlue Continuum Shift Extend as well as two vocal arrangements – Childish Killer and Blue-Bloom composed by Daisuke Ishiwatari.

    The game is set in the city of Kagutsuchi, a hierarchical city placed high up in the mountains due to the uninhabitable lower atmosphere of the world. This atmosphere is caused by a severely poisonous black mist called “seithr”, the residue of the creature the Black Beast since its demise, whose only desire was to eradicate all of humanity. Six heroes taught mankind how to fuse magic and science, calling it Ars Magus, and how to use it to defeat the Black Beast. Since the creation of Ars Magus, the organisation Novis Orbis Librarium formed and took control of its management, creating an army of those who were skilled at wielding it and inducing a power rift between themselves and mankind. Placed in a state of repression, some joined forces and formed the Ikaruga Federation in order to rebel against the Novis Orbis Librarium and take back their independence. Another war of Ars Magus began, and the Federation were quickly defeated, reinstating the power that the NOL possessed. However, not more than a few years later, one man single handedly took down the entire NOL from the inside out. This man is Ragna, who now waits in Kagutsuchi for his one true enemy Terumi to return.

    There are nineteen characters to choose from to play through story mode, each with their own personal story to be told, and with a range of multiple endings and gag reels per character. There are sixteen stages to play through, each one a part of the city Kagutsuchi that holds significance and relates to the story of the specific character you chose, allowing you to explore the city as you progress, along with the difficulty of your opponents increasing. Each character's battle style is completely unique to them, and they also have their own distinctive special attacks; two super moves, otherwise called “Distortion Drives”, as well as one ultimate move known as an “Astral Finish”. Alongside these, characters have their own personal weapons, ranging from guns, to dolls, and even to teleporting robots. Unique special abilities have also been given to each character, spanning from the ability to freeze your opponent to stealing their life force, and everything inbetween. Combining these special abilities with Drive attacks can create incredibly powerful combos, allowing you to unleash devastating attacks on your opponent.

    The game takes the style of graphics you would find in anime, and uses them perfectly to create visually breathtaking and enthralling cut scenes, as well as blending 3D environments within the fight scenes and battles. These environments are interactive, and can be used to your advantage within battle, as well as elements of them reacting to your actions such as dust clouds appearing when you attack or jump. An extra feature with these visually incredible environments is that the width has been increased, allowing you to move outside of your opponent's range in order to evade their attacks, as well as longer ranged attacks being incorporated. As well as evasive manoeuvres, you can also instigate break falls, both of which allow you to escape your foe's attacks and possibly even allow you to retaliate.

    There are nine different modes to play through, including the brand spanking new mode Unlimited Mars; each character has a super powered alternative with different moves and special abilities, and this mode challenges you to fight your way through these super characters. As you gain experience throughout the various battles and stages within the game, your level will increase. This experience is also similar to the in-game's currency P$, as it can be used to both unlock and purchase various content in the gallery, such as illustrations and movies in gallery mode. There is also an online multiplayer competitive mode, where you can play people all across the world, and even watch others fight as a spectator. This highly developed story line and the combination of the incredibly extensive features makes for one incredible production, offering everything you could ever want from a fighting game, and more. (Cat Emerson)

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    4

    Date: 01 / May / 2012

    BlazBlue: Continuum Shift 2 Extend - Limited Edition

    BlazBlue: Continuum Shift 2 Extend is an awesome fighting game, with some of the best 2D graphics I've ever seen in a game. If you are a beat-'em-up fan, you have to own this game!

    Age: 25-34

    Gender: Male

    4

    Date: 01 / May / 2012

    BlazBlue: Continuum Shift 2 Extend - Limited Edition

    BlazBlue: Continuum Shift 2 Extend - Limited Edition has a lot of content. There's a great tutorial mode for those who are new to the series, incredible online netcode, small yet balanced characters, and interesting storyline.

    Age: 25-34

    Gender: Male

    5

    Date: 24 / Apr / 2012

    Blazblue Extend

    Excellent game. It's beautiful and really pleasant to play!

    Age: 25-34

    Gender: Male

    5

    Date: 24 / Apr / 2012

    Best in the series!

    BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend is a great fighting game and is the best in the series so far. It has 19 playable characters (including Relius Clover), new modes, new stories plus the Calamity Trigger remastered! Beautiful 2D graphics together with an awesome soundstrack creates a great atmosphere for fighting. You can play alone, with a friend or against countless players around the world online. Highly recommended for BlazBlue and fighting games fans!

    Age: 18-24

    Gender: Male

    4

    Date: 19 / Apr / 2012

    bb continuum shift extend

    BlazBlue: Continuum Shift 2 Extend is the best fighting game in 2D.. great cast of pg great moves great artes and great story mode...plus many other options Abyss and Unlimited mode make this game very very long.. I don't much care for combat games but this is the only exception for me.. Buy it now.

    Age: 25-34

    Gender: Male

    5

    Date: 17 / Apr / 2012

    Maybe the best Fighting game!

    I bought the first BlazBlue just for curiosity, but I found out it was a very engaging and a beautiful game! This sequel it's fantastic and every fan of fighting games should buy it and play it! Way better than Tekken, MarvelVsCapcom & SFIV!

    Age: 25-34

    Gender: Male

    5

    Date: 15 / Apr / 2012

    BlazBlue: Continuum Shift 2 Extend

    If you like 2D fighting games like Street Fighter or Guilty Gear then you will definitely love this. I've had an aboulute blast playing this deep hardcore fighter, the looks, the modes, the variety of 19 different characters and there's also over 20 different backgrounds to fight on. There is also a step-by-step tutorial mode that will teach you the many different combos, special moves and tactics (trust me there's a lot to learn). It has also got a host of different modes to play including Arcade and a story for each of the 19 characters. I don't normally write reviews but felt I had to with this as not a lot of people know bout this hidden gem, 5 stars.

    Age: 35-44

    Gender: Male

    5

    Date: 14 / Mar / 2012

    BlazBlue: Continuum Shift 2 Extend - Limited Edition

    I play BlazBlue mainly for its convoluted story and over the top characters, and on that front it has hooked me more than any other fighting game, from first-playing it to this very day. This sequel, Continuum Shift 2 Extend, has the same story from the first game (Calamity Trigger) included in a shortened, "remaster" edition, as a bonus. The remaster clears things up and also sheds some new light (and disturbing details) on the events of the first game. Overall, I like this game a lot. I can't tell much about fighting mechanics or balancing because I don't play the multi player mode a lot, but it's a brilliant game in itself. I highly recommend it.

    Age: 18-24

    Gender: Male

    5

    Date: 14 / Mar / 2012

    BlazBlue: Continuum Shift 2 Extend - Limited Edition

    One thing that people miss with Continuum Shift 2 Extend, is that this is NOT a sequel to BlazBlue: Continuum Shift, it just contains all the released downloadable content available so far, as well as any of game modes that were included with the hand-held versions, so if you want to continue the story, you'll have to wait for the third episode, although a few extra story-lines have been added into Continuum Shift 2 Extend. The Limited edition comes with a paper box with the Ignis art on it, and it contains the normal version's box inside, as well as a soundtrack CD and some art cards which are really nice. The Soundtrack only consists of 6 tracks though, which I was a bit disappointed with. The game-play, overall is really good, with a whole set of new re-balances, and new online modes as well. So, in Continuum Shift 2 Extend, the basics may have remained the same, but that means it's still got what made it the best 2D fighter up-to date. I highly recommend it.

    Age: 18-24

    Gender: Male

     

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