- Publisher: Aksys Games
- Release Date: Jul 27, 2010
- Also On: PlayStation 3
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100An excellent fighter for both fighting amateurs and steeled veterans. The numerous tutorials, challenges, and inclusion of the Beginner's Mode will help newcomers, while the deep fighting system will keep fighting fans busy.
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100Continuum Shift provides a seamless fighting game experience by offering excellent Tutorial and Training Modes to help you learn your character before testing their skills in the game's near-flawless online mode.
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Jan 5, 201193One of the absolute best fighting games on the market, catering to button-mashers and league competitors alike.
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Dec 22, 201092If you liked Calamity Trigger, Continuum Shift offers the same style, but polished to the extreme refinement.
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Jan 10, 201191Continuum Shift shows all the great experience of Arc System Works in the beat'em'up genre. New fighters in a well designed roster, new modes, new locations and useful options for beginners add new weapon to a brand with solid, deep and satisfiing gameplay. One of the best bidimensional beat'em'up of all times.
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Jan 20, 201190It's only let down by a lack of fresh blood, but in terms of where the hammer falls, it still bangs the nail in cleanly. [Issue#102, p.117]
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Dec 29, 201090BlazBlue: Continuum Shift is a great fighting game. Arc System Works did a great job to resolve all the Calamity Trigger's problems, and the result is a perfect game for those loving complex mechanics and fast paced combats.
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Dec 24, 201090It's a sublime alternative to Street Fighter and worth investing in even if you've got the original. [Issue#65, p.90]
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Dec 24, 201090This is hardcore fighting perfection, given a light polish. One for Fighter fans bored of SFIV. [Issue#98, p.88]
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Dec 22, 201090It'll teach you things, broaden your horizons, and give you a damn good time; think of it as the Mrs Robinson to your brawling Benjamin Braddock. As Taokaka might say, meow can you resist?
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90Continuum Shift improves on Calamity Trigger in every way, and it's undoubtedly one of the best fighting games available; it oozes style, incorporates some truly radical ideas into its gameplay and sports a level of polish not always seen in fighting games.
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90If you loved the original there is enough here to replace your copy of the first game, and if you passed the first time around there has never been a better time to dive in.
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88At only $40, BlazBlue: Continuum Shift offers an astonishingly deep fighting experience and a huge amount of content.