Aksys Games and Arc System officially announced this week that BlazBlue: Central Fiction will get its North American release later this November. Additional a special bundle is available now for fans called the HORI Fighting Bundle. Central Fiction will be available physically and digitally for the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3. The new game features a new story mode, new characters, levels, modes, and system mechanics. The roster features over 33 fighters total.
In addition, the BlazBlue Fighting Commander Bundle is out now and it’s available to purchase at this link. The Fighting Commander is a special controller especially built for 2D fighting games, and it’s compatible with numerous other 2D software titles. The pad features a D-pad, a six-button layout, large buttons, improved ergonomics, and great construction. Some of its other special eatures include the R/L Toggle switch to allow all buttons to be accessed by the right hand, Turbo functions, and more. Gamers can also wwitch the D-Pad to function as the D-Pad, the Left Analog Stick or the Right Analog Stick. Also, it has a 10-foot cable that is long enough for most gaming environments and ensures quick response time. The controller is compatible with the PlayStation 3 and Windows PC through XInput.
The controller is available with a special bundle that includes the PlayStation 4 Limited Edition for Central Fiction. That set includes the following:
- Physical copy of BlazBlue: Central Fiction
- Collector’s Box
- Deluxe 100 page Hardcover Art Book
- Mini Noel Vermillion Nendoroid Figure
- BlazBlue Song Interlude III Soundtrack (10 Tracks)
BlazBlue: Central Fiction hits the shelves in November. Also, here are some new screens for the game. Click on the thumbnails in the gallery to see the full-size images:
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