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List Price : $29.99 Price : $13.20
List Price : $29.99 Price : $13.20
Product Description
With the devious all new playable character Relius Clover, new story scenarios, new gameplay modes, and competitively balanced action, BlazBlue: Continuum Shift EXTEND makes a grand return to home consoles and the new frontier
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BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend is a 2D Arcade-style Fighting game that provides a comprehensive overview of the franchise history of the game in a single release. The PS3 version of the game features the complete story mode from the original release in the series, BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger, as well as new and revised play modes, an enhanced story mode, a fully revised combat system, local and online multiplayer support, and cross-platform compatibility with PS Vita players.
A comprehensive BlazBlue fighting experience comes to PlayStation 3.
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The Arcade Style Fighting Fun of BlazBlue Returns
The BlazBlue Fighting game franchise makes a grand return to home gaming consoles with BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend. The game is a comprehensive BlazBlue experience, containing story mode from the first game in the series, BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger, 19 playable characters pulled from earlier DLC releases in the series, as well as all-new content including the devious all-new playable character Relius Clover, new story scenarios, new gameplay modes, and competitively balanced action. In addition to the four scenarios of its single player campaign, the game features two-player head-to-head local support, and 2-6 player support online, support that includes team battles.
Key Game Features
- Enhanced Story Mode - Relive and rediscover the events that took place in BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger or venture forth into one of four all new story scenarios
- New and Revised Game Modes to Explore - Take on the strongest of foes in Unlimited Mars Mode, dungeoneer your way to the bottom of Abyss Mode, or refine your skills in the improved Challenge Mode
- More Than 19 Playable Characters - The game contains 19 playable character/fighters pulled from previous downloadable content (DLC) in the series history, and contains the new character Relius Clover
- PS Vita Cross-compatibility - PS3 players enjoy cross-compatibility with PS Vita players
- Fully Revised Combat System - All characters new and old have been thoroughly rebalanced and armed with all new strategies and combos to take your game to the top
- Improved Online Multiplayer - Battle it out in BlazBlue's acclaimed online mode with all new online multiplayer features, such as online team battles
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- Relive and rediscover the events that took place in BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger or venture forth into one of four all new story scenarios
- Take on the strongest of foes in Unlimited Mars Mode, dungeoneer your way to the bottom of Abyss Mode, or lead an army to victory in Legion Mode
- Battle it out in BlazBlue's acclaimed online mode with all new online multiplayer features, such as online team battles
- 19 playable character/fighters pulled from previous downloadable content (DLC) in the series history, and contains the new character Relius Clover
- PS3 players enjoy cross-compatibility with PS Vita game version
- - Enhanced Story Mode: Relive and rediscover the events that took place in BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger or venture forth into one of four all new story scenarios!
- - Fully Revised Combat System: All characters new and old have been thoroughly rebalanced and armed with all new strategies and combos to take your game to the top!
- - Improved Online Multiplayer: Battle it out in BlazBlue?s acclaimed online mode with all new online multiplayer features, such as online team battles!
- - New and Revised Game Modes to Explore: Take on the strongest of foes in Unlimited Mars Mode, dungeoneer your way to the bottom of Abyss Mode, or lead an army to victory in Legion Mode!
BlazBlue: Continuum Shift EXTEND - standard edition Reviews
BlazBlue: Continuum Shift EXTEND - standard edition Reviews
| 19 of 20 people found the following review helpful  If you've never gotten into Blazblue, now is the time!, By Peachy Fox (Georgia) - See all my reviews = Fun: This review is from: BlazBlue: Continuum Shift EXTEND - standard edition (Video Game) To anyone that has never experienced Blazblue first-hand, this is the game to buy. Or if you missed out on the previous game, this "Extended" follow-up is really the way to go. People who may have bought the first version of Continuum Shift, please note that this isn't a continuation as much as it is an update with a few character additions and changes to modes.**Why Newbies to Blazblue should buy: - The first game is re-told: In story mode, the Extend version gives a condensed retelling of the first Blazeblue game, Calamity Trigger. The re-telling of the Calamity Trigger tale is actually pretty lengthy and Arc System Works discovered ways to involve more characters in the story that were vaguely featured in the first game (such as Tsubaki, Makoto and Hazama). The drawback to the condense version is that it doesn't feature some important unique characterizations found in the first game. You don't learn about Tager and his connection to Kokonoe, Hakumen's role is... Read more 8 of 8 people found the following review helpful  Not for people who have the previous games!, = Fun: This review is from: BlazBlue: Continuum Shift EXTEND - standard edition (Video Game) I would have given this game five stars if it weren't such a rip off for people who own Calamity Trigger and Continuum Shift! Also, I would advise against paying another $20 for the Limited Edition because you can look at art and listen to sound in game and the calendar is not worth it! That said, Blazblue is one of the greatest fighting games ever and if you have never played Calamity Trigger or Continuum Shift it has a ton of content. Blazblue is very easy to learn but difficult to master so you'll be busy for a long time. The characters are very interesting. There are 19 in all. All of the animations are hand drawn not just the movies! The game does a very good job of teaching you how to play.Presentation: The story is a little too chatty. Interface works well. 3 stars. Graphics: Absolutely beautiful hand drawn characters. 5 stars. Sound: Both the English and Japanese soundtracks are excellent. 4.5 stars because there are a few times when it... Read more 12 of 14 people found the following review helpful  Far too light on new content to justify the price; a cash-in, without question., By Lilin Yager (MA) - See all my reviews = Fun: This review is from: BlazBlue: Continuum Shift EXTEND - standard edition (Video Game) Additional comments that other reviewers haven't touched on enough yet:This is a letdown in the way that Super Street Fighter IV AE was, albeit not quite as insulting, as AE somehow managed to make the previous version *worse*. There's very little new content, very close to the point of total redundancy. But AE at least let you upgrade via DLC for $15 ($10 during a sale at one point) instead of another $40 without any choice given. If EXTEND had this upgrade feature, it might be a little more forgivable, but as it stands, EXTEND is simply potentially unnecessary for people who either A) Have CS and all its DLC already, or B) Have CSII, which was PSP and 3DS-specific (the former version being far superior and is in some ways better than EXTEND--more on that later). CSII wasn't a terrible idea, since there was indeed a lot of overly expensive DLC available, and some of it wasn't even complete--the DLC characters like Makoto, for instance, didn't even have an... Read more |
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