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Three new characters have been announced for BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle. Platinum the Trinity from BlazBlue, Orie from Under Night in-Birth, and Kanji Tatsumi from Persona 4 will be in the game. All three will be DLC characters.

Here’s a trailer showcasing the characters in action:

Amazon Japan has posted the boxart for World End Syndrome, which launches for Switch in Japan on April 26. We have it above.

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Arc System Works has released the opening movie of World’s End Syndrome for Switch, which will be released in Japan on April 26th. Give it a watch:

Arc System Works provided an update on Cube Creator X today, offering new details on the game’s items, world, and systems. Find the information rounded up below with screenshots, courtesy of Gematsu

– By bringing the “Rare Items” hidden in each world to its lord, its territory will expand
– In order to increase the amount of worlds you can explore, you must collect “Lithograph Fragments” to complete “Slates”
– Treasures, mysterious buildings, and more will appear in locations indicated by the new “Treasure Map” item
– Various hidden areas may also appear in each world
– “Island of the Distant Sea” is a new world where there is an endless sea
– You can also come across valuable resources only found in the sea here
– “Sizes” and “weights” have been added for all characters, including the player
– Various things are affected by size, weight, time, and action, enabling even deeper enjoyment of the cube world
– Create your own world in Creative Mode
– Here more editing features have been added to enable more efficient creativity
– Your favorite buildings can be registered in part units, and moved, copied, and erased by selecting a larger range
– Stage Builder mode: create original stages that use “Gimmick Cubes” which have various mechanics
– You can choose the form of the stage from those that appear in the game, add new goal rules, and create even more varied stages

BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle

During a live stream last night, Ace System Works confirmed that BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle will include English dubs. Players will be able to choose between English and Japanese voices.

Arc System Works didn’t elaborate on the English dub. One interesting thing to note though is that Ruby was shown with an English voicing teamed up with Weiss who had Japanese voicing. It’s possible that you’ll be able to specify the voicing for each character.

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Arc System Works has shared new information about BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle. Two characters are now confirmed as free DLC.

Blake Belladonna and Yang Xiao Long, both from RWBY, will be on the roster. Additionally, they’ll be available at no extra cost.

Arc System Works saw some fan backlash after it was announced that BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle’s roster would be comprised of 20 characters on the base roster, with 20 more as DLC. Blake Belladonna was the first character that had been announced as paid content. Arc System Works has been listening to the feedback, and looks to have changed its mind. While Blake Belladonna and Yang Xiao Long will be free, Arc System Works hasn’t completely clarified the rest of its approach to DLC.

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BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle

A few minutes of new footage has emerged for BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle. Get a look at nearly five minutes of gameplay below.

Yesterday, Arc System Works released Fantasy Hero: Unsigned Legacy on the Switch eShop. Get a look at some footage below.

World End Syndrome will launch in Japan on April 26, according to the latest issue of Famitsu. Arc System Works will be publishing the title for 6,264 yen.

World End Syndrome has been described as a love adventure game. At the start, the protagonist moves to the sea town Mihate-chou following an unexpected turn of events.

Yuuki Katou, the main visual designer for the BlazBlue series, is in charge character design. Tomio Kanazawa, who has much experience with adventure games, is leading the way on the game’s scenario.

Here’s one of the recent trailers:

Toshimichi Mori, the current director of Blazblue: Cross Tag Battle had a few words to say in a very short interview.

First, he addressed a gap he was trying to close between eastern and western players. He stated that the game would be for home use only (no arcade release) because he didn’t want Japanese players to have an edge.

He also mentioned something about pricing: The game is being released at a price lower than normal, with half of the character roster as optional paid DLC to make up for it. Not to worry too much, however: He also says that purchasing all DLC is not set to surpass the price of the base game.


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