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1. #BLAZBLUE CENTRAL FICTION DLC WORTH IT CODE#
2. #BLAZBLUE CENTRAL FICTION DLC WORTH IT PS4#
3. #BLAZBLUE CENTRAL FICTION DLC WORTH IT SERIES#

That even includes the legendary cat hero Jubei, who was paid DLC in all other versions of the game, including the Steam version which also had the other DlC built in.

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Nevertheless, Central Fiction on PS4 had three DLC characters along with an unlockable character from the game’s story mode, and all four of those bonus characters are available to play right off the bat in this version of the game.

Stylish ditches most of this for simple button mashing that can lead to combos being performed automatically, which comes in handy for newcomers wanting to get a feel for the game without having to memorize combos. There’s even two control schemes available, too, with Technical acting like a typical fighter where you combine motions and one of the four main attack buttons (assigned A-D and are mapped Y, X, A and B respectively) to perform special moves, while also being able to perform devastating Distortion attacks if your Heat Gauge is filled up by half, along with a game-ending Astral Finish if the meter completely fills out. The Japanese voice actors still do a great job, yes, and the story is still presented just as great as it always has been, but considering how the english cast gave great performances building up to this climatic finale in the other games, the fact they never got their chance to finish the story and still aren’t able to do so just feels like a slap in the face, and puts a small damper on the presentation when it comes to this mode since it didn’t feel nearly as enjoyable.īlazblue Central Fiction plays a lot like the other Blazblue games, improving the combat from Chronophantasma and adding several new characters to the mix for a well-balanced fighting game. The fact that the story mode is *still* not dubbed, despite how it would be a great selling point for this particular version of the game, is just really disappointing, considering how there also even any new story content added to speak of, unlike the other enhanced ports of Blazblue titles. Regardless, considering how Blazblue Cross Tag Battle was fully dubbed last year, and how the game has been out long enough that a dub could have been worked on for a future port like this one, I was really hopeful that they would really consider dubbing this game and finally giving this game the high quality dub which the other four games got. Yes, this was a thing back in the PS4 original, and the reasoning for that was to get the game translated and out right after the Japanese launch for the sake of having it prepared for the following EVO, which is still silly, but somewhat understandable. However, this game still commits a big, BIG sin that’s still baffling to see years after the original version on PS4 came out, and that comes from the total lack of an english dub for the story mode. The high quality of the OST doesn’t just apply to battle tracks, either, as the story mode still sports the same emotionally moving selection of songs used in every prior game to date, along with a few new ones that fit in just as well as the classic themes that built this story up for a decade now.

(unlockable from an in-game store) I do feel that a few of the new remixes don’t feel nearly as good as the originals, but luckily those originals are all unlockable as battle tracks if you prefer to use those versions instead. Thankfully, Central Fiction continues that stellar trend by continuing to use gorgeous sprites and adding in several new music tracks along with a huge chunk of the best ones from prior games.

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That also means the story remains the same for better or for worse…īack on the 3DS, Blazblue Continuum Shift II ended up being my first experience with the series due to how intriguing the presentation was, all thanks to excellent sprite art and magnificent music. In this updated version of Blazblue Central Fiction, all the DLC is bundled with the game and available from the start, with little else unchanged.

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Thanks to ARC SYSTEM WORKS for the review code Title: Blazblue: Central Fiction Special Edition