BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger Portable PSP

BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger Portable Product Details

Released on 12/11/2010

• BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend to receive limited edition

  BlazBlue fans will be able to get their hands on a limited edition version of BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend when it launches in the coming months.

  The special version of the new Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita title will include a copy of the game and a collection of 12 high-quality concept art prints.

  Displayed on high-grade Hahnemuehle Torchon art cards, the prints offer an amazing insight into the BlazBlue design process and are exclusive to the European release.

  In addition, the limited edition will include the Song Interlude soundtrack, a much sought-after album that features new music from Continuum Shift Extend, plus two vocal arrangements by Daisuke Ishiwatari.

  BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend is due out in the first quarter of 2012 and is the most complete version of the game to date, including all of the content from the previous version of Continuum Shift and much more.

  Among the new additions will be more playable characters, story content from the original game BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger and various extra online and offline modes.
  

  Published: 23/01/2012

• BlazBlue: Continuum Shift EXTEND coming to PS Vita

  BlazBlue: Continuum Shift EXTEND coming to PS Vita

  Aksys Games has revealed that a new instalment of the acclaimed BlazBlue fighting series is on its way to the PlayStation Vita.

  BlazBlue: Continuum Shift EXTEND is also coming to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 and is an updated version of last year's home console release BlazBlue: Continuum Shift.

  The new game includes all of the content of the previous edition, as well as an enhanced story mode that features all-new scenarios, plus an extra playable character called Relius Clover.

  Long-term fans can expect to see a revised combat system that offers better balance for all the moves and characters, while the multiplayer mode has also been enhanced with new features, such as online team battles.

  The BlazBlue series will also soon be making its debut on Nintendo 3DS with the release of BlazBlue: Continuum Shift 2 this November.

  Also available for PSP, the game is another revised version of BlazBlue: Continuum Shift that includes bonus modes and content of its own.

  Published: 14/10/2011

  Published: 14/10/2011

• BlazBlue: Continuum Shift 2 coming to handhelds this November

  Arc System Works Europe and PQube have confirmed a November launch date for BlazBlue: Continuum Shift 2 on Nintendo 3DS.

  The latest instalment in the acclaimed fighting game series is an enhanced version of the home console release BlazBlue: Continuum Shift, which came out on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 last year.

  Continuum Shift 2 puts the action in the palm of your hand with 18 unique playable characters brought to life by stunning hand-drawn visuals and an in-depth combat engine.

  New to this latest version will be a range of additional modes - including Abyss Mode and Stylish Mode - while all of the previous DLC content will be included as standard.

  This is the second BlazBlue title to hit PSP, following the release of BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger Portable in 2010.

  Meanwhile, Continuum Shift 2 marks the series' debut on 3DS, with the Nintendo console version to exclusively feature stunning visuals that layer 2D characters on to a 3D gameworld.

  Published: 04/10/2011

• New Release Round-Up: 12th November 2010

  This week's new GAME releases see you engage in secret Cold War battles, use your body as the controller, speed around an amusement park in space, and manage your own community...

  Opping mad

  The biggest-selling action FPS series of all time returns with Call of Duty: Black Ops (X360, PS3, Wii, PC, DSi, DS Lite). It sees you battling in secret conflicts across the globe as elite soldiers in deniable operations under the veil of the Cold War.

  Black Ops also features the franchise's highly praised multiplayer component, offering fast-paced combat with more features than ever before.

  You are the controller

  Kinect for Xbox 360 (X360) brings games and entertainment experiences to life in new and extraordinary ways as your body and voice become the controller. Kinect uses full-body tracking to put you at the centre of the action, with your body movements and voice commands mirrored in-game.

  Kinect comes with Kinect Adventures, which sees you jump, dodge and kick your way through exciting adventures in a variety of exotic locations.

  Going for gold

  Sports party game Kinect Sports (Requires Kinect) (X360) features Soccer, Bowling, Boxing, Beach Volleyball, Table Tennis and Track and Field events.

  Play solo or with friends, using your body as the controller as you compete to become the star player.
  

  Tear up the dance floor

  Dance Central (Requires Kinect) (X360) features over 90 dance routines and 600 moves, plus tracks from the world's hottest artists!

  Without any plastic instruments or mats to worry about, this is possibly the most immersive dance video game ever, letting your feet do the talking, with no controller in sight.

  Animal magic

  Kinectimals (Requires Kinect) (X360) invites animal lovers of all ages to build fun, lasting and interactive relationships with a selection of cute pets, including a lion and a Bengal tiger.

  Your new best friends will react to your body gestures and voice commands as you play with and train them.

  Take the wheel

  Kinect Joyride (Requires Kinect) (X360) lets you go on the ride of your life - with no steering wheel required.

  You'll pump your hands forward for speed, and bend and move to hug the curves and perform stunts in this relentless kart racer, which offers solo and competitive multiplayer options.

  Sim-ple life

  A strategic life simulation game, The Sims 3 (Wii) lets you create your own Sims, give them unique personalities and control their destinies. As you guide them through life you'll complete challenges, customise environments and explore your neighbourhood to discover its secrets.

  For the first time ever, you can also share the fun with a friend in the co-op buddy mode, or compete against three others in the Life Moments Game.

  Blue blur

  In Sonic Colours (Wii, DSi, DS Lite), the diabolical Dr. Eggman has abducted an alien race and is harnessing its powers to fuel a sinister plot for world domination.

  As Sonic, it's up to you to use these alien powers for the force of good and foil his plans. It's a fast-paced adventure across an interstellar amusement park featuring imaginative power ups and explosive boss fights.
  

  Also out this week:

  • BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger Portable (PSP)
  • Cooking Mama World: Hobbies and Fun (DSi, DS Lite)
  • Cooking Mama World: Babysitting Mama (Wii)
  • Crossboard 7 (Requires Kinect) (X360)
  • Doctor Who: Evacuation Earth (DS)
  • Drag & Stock Racer [Racing Wheel Bundle] (Wii)
  • Fighters Uncaged (Requires Kinect) (X360)
  • Game Party in Motion (Requires Kinect) (X360)
  • Harvest Moon: Hero of Leaf Valley (PSP)
  • Invisimals: Shadow Zone (PSP)
  • Monopoly Streets (X360)
  • Motion Sports (Requires Kinect) (X360)
  • Sonic Free Riders (Requires Kinect) (X360)
  • Tom Clancy's HAWX 2 (Wii, PC)
  • Venetica (X360, PS3, PC)
  • Rally Racer [Racing Wheel Bundle] (Wii)
  • Your Shape Fitness Evolved (Requires Kinect) (X360)

  Published: 12/11/2010

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