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BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma Arrives In March, Limited Edition Available
The next entry in the BlazBlue 2D fighting series has a release month and a limited edition.
The game will be available in March exclusively for PlayStation 3. The optional limited edition of the game will be $79.99 and it will include the game, its soundtrack, a 40-page art book, a small figurine of the character Rachel Alucard A.K.A. Nendoroid, and two unidentified North American exclusives.
For more on BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma, check out our preview where we spoke with producer Toshimichi Mori about the game.
[Source: Aksys Games, via Siliconera]
Our Take
The BlazBlue series has always offered an impressive alternative to the Mortal Kombats and Street Fighters that dominate the fighting world. I am a little disappointed that the game won't be coming to PlayStation 4, but hopefully it still succeeds in what will be the previous-gen of consoles by the time it releases.
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