#phantasma dlc

[datcloudboi]

List of Video Games Turning 10 Years Old in 2024

Alien: Isolation

Assassin's Creed: Rogue (the one where you play as an Assassin turned Templar.)

Assassin's Creed: Unity (the one set during the French Revolution.)

Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky

Azure Striker Gunvolt

The Banner Saga

Bayonetta 2

The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth

BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea (the DLC where you go back to Rapture)

A Bird Story (a sort of spin-off of "To the Moon")

BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma

Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel! (is this a sequel to 1 or a prequel to 1? I forgor)

Bravely Default (in North America)

Broken Sword 5: The Serpent's Curse

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare (the one with K*vin Sp*cey)

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 (to date, the last new Castlevania game to release)

Child of Light

The Crew (going offline at the end of March)

D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die (a wonderfully strange game from the guy that made Deadly Premonition)

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc (in North America)

Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair (in North America)

Dark Souls II

Deception IV: Blood Ties

Demon Gaze

Diablo III: Reaper of Souls

Disney Infinity 2.0

Divinity: Original Sin (from the team that would go on to make Baldur's Gate 3)

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze

Dragon Age: Inquisition (the winner of GOTY at the very first TGAs)

Drakengard 3

Earth Defense Force 2025 (EDF! EDF! EDF!)

The Evil Within (from the creative director of Resident Evil)

Fable Anniversary

Fairy Fencer F

Far Cry 4

Freedom Planet

Guilty Gear Xrd Sign

Hyrule Warriors

Inazuma Eleven (in North America. And digital only.)

Infamous: Second Son (as well as its expansion, First Light)

Kirby: Triple Deluxe

The Last of Us Remastered (just one year after the original version came out...)

The Legend of Korra (the game from PlatinumGames that you can't buy anymore)

Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham

Lego The Hobbit

The Lego Movie Videogame

Lethal League (from the team that would go on to make Bomb Rush Cyberfunk)

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII (the third and final chapter of the Final Fantasy XIII trilogy)

Lisa: The Painful (yes, really)

LittleBigPlanet 3

Lords of the Fallen (not to be confused with Lords of the Fallen, which came out in 2023)

Mario Golf: World Tour

Mario Kart 8 (the original version)

Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes (the prologue to Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, which came out 18 months later)

Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor

Might & Magic X: Legacy

Murdered: Soul Suspect (it's like Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective, but not as good)

Natural Doctrine

Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty! (a from the ground up remake of the first Oddworld game from 1997)

Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2 (yes, it got a sequel. I don't know how or why.)

Persona 4 Arena Ultimax

Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth

Pokemon Omega Ruby & Pokemon Alpha Sapphire

Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy (the last time that Professor Layton himself was the protagonist. At least, until the New World of Steam comes out)

Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney

Pushmo World

Risen 3: Titan Lords

Sacred 3

Samurai Warriors 4

Shadowrun: Dragonfall

Shantae and the Pirate's Curse (the 3rd one)

Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments

Shovel Knight (yes, really)

Skylanders: Trap Team (the 4th one)

Sniper Elite III

Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric

Sonic Boom: Shattered Crystal

South Park: The Stick of Truth

Steins;Gate (in North America)

Strider (the one from Double Helix)

Sunset Overdrive

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS (or Smash 4 for short)

Tales of Xillia 2

Tales of Hearts R

The Talos Principle

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call

Thief (the reboot)

This War of Mine

Toukiden: The Age of Demons

Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark (this game merged the storyline of the War for/Fall of Cybertron games with the storyline of the Michael Bay movies. I’m not joking)

Transistor

Valiant Hearts: The Great War

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter

The Walking Dead: Season Two

Wasteland 2

Watch Dogs

The Witch and the Hundred Knight

The Wolf Among Us (sequel this year!)

Wolfenstein: The New Order

Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z

Yoshi's New Island

#alien #assassins creed #atelier series #bayonetta #the binding of isaac #bioshock #blazblue #borderlands #bravely default #call of duty #castlevania #danganronpa #dark souls #diablo #divinity #donkey kong #dragon age #drakengard #the evil within #fable #far cry 4 #freedom planet #guilty gear #inazuma eleven #kirby series #the last of us #legend of korra #final fantasy 13 #lisa the painful #mario kart

[theoutofworld-blog]

Armored Core Highlights: Armored Core - Project Phantasma

Arena Battle: Brutus/Back Stab

Project Phantasma was the sequel to the original Armored Core, and its structure felt more like an early precursor to expansion/DLC than anything. Overall the game’s length is fairly short compared to the original Armored Core, and favored missions with a more complex and tactical feel than AC1’s formula of sending you into an underground military base to destroy The Objective Thing and putting a twist of the base being full of poison gas/killer robots/some asshole locking you in a seemingly sealed room (looking at you, Boss Savage). Rather, the meat of Project Phantasma’s plot is the player and a supporting character named Sumika waging a mostly two-person clandestine war against an evil secret society called the Doomsday Organization. Well, on paper the two of you have several other collaborators from within the mercenary firm Raven’s Nest, but there’s nobody else that makes any kind of meaningful on-screen appearance.

Project Phantasma’s missions tend to be along the lines of intercepting convoys, raiding enemy laboratories, disrupting shipping lanes, capturing persons of interest for interrogation, all things that feel like serious military operations instead of the back-and-forth missions from AC1 where the two major corporations would send you to inflict petty sabotage on each other and square down against whichever terrorist cell the other company backed.

The Doomsday Organization, as far as I can tell, is being used as an under-the-table think tank/research and development wing of the Crest corporation to keep up with its rival Murakumo Millennium in a technological arms race. The core of the plot revolves around the titular Project Phantasma, a program for developing a new type of war machine that’s hardwired directly to its pilot in the cockpit. This seems to be Crest’s way of keeping pace with Murakumo’s in-house Human Plus technology, which is a cybernetic enhancement procedure to turn Armored Core pilots into supersoldiers, adapted from all that pre-apocalyptic technology Murakumo spends so much time digging up. The Human Plus stuff is its own little subplot in AC1, with the player having a number of missions involving various escaped experimental subjects of Murakumo’s cyborg modification.

That aside, Project Phantasma was the first entry in the franchise to introduce the Arena in the format that players of modern Armored Core games are familiar with. Back in AC1, Raven rankings were simply a rating of overall mission performance on an at least partially arbitrary basis of various statistics. In Project Phantasma, a Raven’s ranking in Raven’s Nest was a matter of challenging the guy directly above your rank to a duel and taking his title for yourself. In the next game, Master of Arena, an extra layer of depth is added by integrating the Arena structure into the plot by having Arena participation be dependent on corporate sponsorship, like a Formula One race with killer robots. I guess that’s where the Nest gets the lion’s share of its funding.

Enter Brutus. He’s the pilot of the AC Back Stab, and the rank 30 on the 50-Raven ladder of the Arena duel minigame in PP. To get an idea of what an average Brutus fight looks like, from both the player and enemy perspective, check this video by another player:

Brutus is an aerial enemy, which in Arena parlance translates to “this motherfucker is going to spend most of the fight above you, behind you, and in your peripheral vision.” These are often a bitch to deal with in pre-PS3 era Armored Core titles because vertical targeting reticle adjustment is clunky and the enemy CPU will not run into any human errors in aiming, unlike you. Fighting against an enemy with a perfect grasp of exactly how far it needs to adjust its reticle vertically and horizontally in AC tends to feel like you’re struggling to mail your bullets to someone that’s five seconds in the future ahead of you.

In Armored Core games, a lot of the highest ranking enemy AC pilots will have an AI attack pattern of getting in and flanking you from so close it feels like they’re trying to crawl up the inside of your ass (Mobius in Silent Line), spend most of the fight actually standing on top of your AC (Ace in AC3), or hammering you to hell with grenade launcher rounds while bouncing from the floor to the ceiling like a rubber superball coated in meth (Nine Ball in AC1, Genobee in AC:Nexus).

The fight against Brutus was very frenetic, wherein the both of us danced a crackhead tango of aerial maneuvers in and out of each other’s targeting zones, both pilots shaving off their opponent’s AP with whatever rifle shots and missiles couldn’t be avoided in full. It was drawn out, but active enough that the whole thing was really exciting. In the last few minutes of the match, I came to the morbid realization that I’d completely run out of ammo and was maybe one or two good shots away from being put down altogether. I was even more surprised to find out, after noticing Brutus wasn’t exploiting this to ping me with another rifle shot, that my opponent was in the exact same situation, starved of all bullets and missiles.

The climax that ensued lit up every neuron in my primate brain like a christmas tree; my enemy and I desperately dodged and juked around, trying to bait the other out to land a direct hit with a beam saber - a single blow landed would determine the winner of the match. This pattern continued for a couple minutes, all of which felt tense as hell, until I just barely managed to get the timing right and land a saber strike on the Back Stab as he was about to draw his saber and do the same. 

Pictured above: How it feels to chew 5 Gum.

I’m extremely glad I was running the game on an emulator and streaming it to friends at the time, because I doubt any of them would’ve believed me if I tried explaining this shit to them without someone to see it with their own eyes. Even after going on to later Armored Core games and revisiting the likes of AC4 and For Answer, the duel with Back Stab sticks out as the most clutch finish to a battle I’ve had in the franchise so far.

#armored core #armored core project phantasma #armored core highlights #waiting for armored core 6

[rinlegacy]

Hi, can I have some icons of Miku in the Magical Mirai module and Catch The Wave hair please? (any hair will do if you don't have the dlc)

Thank you and I hope you're doing well!

‘Magical Mirai’ Miku + ‘Catch The Wave Hair’ icons for @disco-stellarum !!! lmk if you want any changes <3

PVs ; Freely Tomorrow, Clover Club, Romeo and Cinderella, Requiem For The Phantasma

free to use ; i appreciate a reblog though !!

#vocaloid #vocaloid icons #icons #hatsune miku #miku hatsune #project diva #hatsune miku icons #project diva icons #miku icons

[universalparallelutopia]

FUTURE MARVEL VS CAPCOM WISHLIST!

Marvel and Capcom please make a content pack Marvel vs Capcom on PS5, Xbox Infinity, Nintendo console after Switch and PC. (And don't you ever disappoint or kill us with on disk DLC, fanbase ignorance, and bullshit marketing tactics. AND DON'T YOU EVER REMOVE A BLUE MEGAMAN AGAIN! or even better remove Ryota Niitsuma!) And after Infinite that REMOVE THE FOX BAN AND BRING BACK XMEN/FANTASTIC 4 CHARACTERS!

Characters I want in MVC5 (new and old 66-80 or 100 total is enough)... Ryu, Wolverine, Morrigan, Iron Man, Chris Redfield, Incredible Hulk, Dante, Deadpool, Captain America, Felicia, Dormammu, Viewtiful Joe, Chun-Li, Doctor Doom, Thor, Amaterasu, Trish, Super Skrull, Spider-Man, Albert Wesker, Psylocke, Axl, Magneto, Nathan Rad Spencer, MODOK, Maximo, Zero, Squirrel Girl, Storm, Rashid, Jill Valentine, Shuma-Gorath, Jean Grey(Phoenix), Mike Haggar, MEGAMAN X, Cyclops, Captain Marvel(Carol Danvers), Captain Commando, Strider Hiryu, Hawkeye, Hayato, Taskmaster, Hsien-Ko, Sentinel, Kyosuke Kagami, Ghost Rider, Nemesis T-type, Doctor Strange, Vergil, Iron Fist, Phoenix Wright, Rocket Raccoon with Groot, Frank West, Nova, Samanosuke, Blade, M. Bison, Venom, Asura, Loki, Nilin, Gambit, Black Widow, Leon Kennedy, Black Panther, Urien, Ustanak, Man Thing, Green Goblin, Shirogane Rekka, Songbird, Felyne/Monster Hunter, Black Bolt, Jack or Rouge, Punisher, Nina, Jin Saotome, Nick Fury, Juri, Blackheart, Harp Note, Enchantress, Namor, Lord Raptor, Luke Cage, Tron Bonne, Sinister, Buletta, War Machine, Bass, Falcon, Gene, Thanos, Tabasa, Moon Knight, Talbain, Howard the Duck, Bren Turner, Cable and Ingrid. Any characters that appeared on MVC Infinite that is not on my list will be DLC!

Include exclusive characters such as Cole MacGrath for the PS5 Marcus Fenix on Xbox Infinity and PC version, and Link on Nintendo console after Switch version.

Include directional attacks like 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D, 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D, etc. Replace X-factor with a new comeback mechanic similar to Blazblue Chrono Phantasma called OVERDRIVE, also include optional controls for both MVC2 and MVC3 fans, and take notes on the Takemikazuchi battle especially Saya to implement it on the Silver Surfer while helping Galactus, and that Cosmic Eater needs to move more, or make Living Tribunal or the Celestials as Final Boss/es. especially teleporting himself on the left not staying in right stuck to his feet. TAKE NOTES ON THIS COMMENT CAPCOM! AND LEARN FROM IT DELAY THE GAME IF NECASSARY I DON’T WANT A RUSHED PRODUCT!

I DON’T CARE HOW MANY MARVEL VS CAPCOMS YOU MAKE JUST GIVE ME A 100 OR MORE CHARACTERS!

#marvel vs capcom 5 #marvel vs capcom 6 #marvel vs capcom 7 #marvel vs capcom 8 #marvel vs capcom 9 #marvel vs capcom 10

[bemanistyle]

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone 3rd Encore Pack is now live!

Who said the party is over? Keep the dance floor bumping because the Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone 3rd Encore Pack is now live! Can you guess what’s in this DLC pack? If you said EVEN MORE electric songs, modules, accessories and EXTRA EXTREME Charts (‘Future Sound’ and ‘Colorful Tone’ required), you’re absolutely correct!

Put your hands in the air and continue to wave them like you just don’t care, because the 3rd Encore Pack is now available on the PlayStation Store for$9.99/€9.99/£7.99! Oh, and there’s a DLC Season Pass that’s out on PSN for $24.99/€24.99/£19.99, which includes all three Encore Packs and an exclusive bonus avatar set.

The full content of the 3rd Encore Pack consists of:

  Songs

Piano × Forte × Scandal (Music & Lyrics by OSTER project)

Hibikase (Music by GigaLyrics by Reol)

Amatsu Kitsune (Music & Lyrics by marasy)

1925 (Music & Lyrics by T-POCKET Manipulated by Ordinal P)

Modules

Hatsune Miku

Phantom Thief Miku

Conductor Nightingale

Snow Miku 2017

Pajama Party Miku

Kagamine Rin

Phantom Thief Rin

Amasode

Conductor Canary

Pajama Party Rin

Kagamine Len

Conductor Vermilion

Pajama Party Len

Megurine Luka

Conductor Rose

Pajama Party Luka

KAITO

Phantom Thief KAITO

Conductor Sky

Pajama Party KAITO

MEIKO

Phantom Thief MEIKO

Conductor Crimson Wine

Pajama Party MEIKO

Accessories

Steaming Mad

!?

Satellite Dish

Red Party Hat

Blue Party Hat

Yellow Party Hat

Snowman Head

Smiling Snowman Head

Overhead Heart

Fake Mustache

Green Bib

Yellow Bib

Orange Bib

Pink Bib

Blue Bib

Red Bib

Heart

Broken Heart

Nine Fox Tails

Dangling Cat

Schoolbag

EXTRA EXTREME Charts

Future Sound

Colorful × Melody

Requiem for the Phantasma

To the End of Infinity

Lover’s Suicide Oblivion

Colorful Tone

Gothic and Loneliness ～I’m the very DIVA～

The Snow White Princess is…

NekoMimi Archive

Black Gold

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone 3rd Encore Pack is now live! was originally published on bemanistyle ♪

#DLC #Future Tone #hatsune miku #project diva #sega #bemanistyle

[nextnnet]

El último año, el género de la lucha en dos dimensiones ha estado bastante bien suplido en Nintendo Switch gracias a Arc System Works y sus Dragon Ball FighterZ y BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle, dos de los mejores representantes del género del último año. Este año vuelve a tocar una buena degustación de lucha de la mano de Arc System con el lanzamiento de Guilty Gear 20th Anniversary, Kill la Kill The Game: If, la segunda temporada de FighterZ y BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition.

  Y es este último título el primero que llegará este año a Nintendo Switch, para ser exactos el próximo 8 de febrero pero, al contrario de lo que ocurrió con Cross Tag Battle, no estamos ante un nuevo título de la saga azul de lucha, sino ante una versión deluxe de la última entrega canónica de la misma. BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition es la versión definitiva del título que se lanzó hace ya tres años en los arcades japoneses y tan solo os podemos avanzar que la llegada a la consola de los Joy-Con le ha sentado de maravilla.

    La rueda del destino llega a su fin

A menudo, cuando se habla de un juego de lucha, es habitual criticar siempre la historia por estar poco trabajada, mal contada, apresurada y que es prácticamente una excusa que está ahí porque “tiene que estar”. Sin ir más lejos, le pasó a BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle, que, sin estar mal del todo para lo que es un crossover loco de cuatro franquicias tan distintas, al compararla con la historia de cualquier BlazBlue principal de la saga quedaba en pañales. Si por algo se han caracterizado siempre los juegos de la saga BlazBlue, es por tener un gran peso en su historia. Estamos hablando de verdaderas visual novels, dobladas de principio a fin, de entre 20 y 30 horas de duración que desarrollan un mundo, a sus personajes, y abren bastantes tramas que se continúan a lo largo de la serie.

  Sobra decir que saltar al tren de la historia de BlazBlue en su cuarta entrega y pretender comprenderla es cuanto menos osado, pues prácticamente es lo mismo que si cogemos cualquier saga de libros y comenzamos por el cuarto volumen. ¿Quiere esto decir que no se pueda disfrutar de ella? Para nada, tan solo es más difícil. Bastante más difícil en realidad. BlazBlue tiene una historia bastante más difícil de seguir que la de Kingdom Hearts, pues al margen de usar los bucles temporales y los universos paralelos como elemento básico de su trama, la narrativa se divide entre los juegos principales, la saga de novelas visuales Xblaze, ocho novelas que cubren tres arcos distintos de historia que no aparece en los juegos directamente y dos series de mangas. Tradicionalmente, la saga siempre ha contado con buenos resúmenes de los juegos anteriores y los hechos más importantes de las novelas/mangas para ponerse al día dentro del mismo modo historia. Por desgracia, el de esta ocasión, si bien es cierto que trata elementos de Calamity Trigger y Continuum Shift, se centra en lo ocurrido en Chrono Phantasma. Pero no os preocupéis, que si os interesa mucho, aquí os dejo el resumen que aparecía en Chrono Phantasma de Calamity Trigger y Continuum Shift o, si lo preferís, entrad aquí y leeros los resúmenes completos de la historia. Eso sí, en cualquier caso despejad la agenda porque tenéis lectura para rato.

    Y en cuanto a la narrativa de esta entrega propiamente dicha, estamos ante el cierre de la historia protagonizada por Ragna, Noel y Jin. El acto final no solo de la saga de juegos, si no de todo el universo que rodea a BlazBlue y que ha ido generando a lo largo de los últimos 10 años. Por lo que podéis esperar que se cierren muchos de los temas que llevan abiertos desde el primer juego, aunque para bien o para mal, hay otros tantos que se dejan abiertos para alguna posible entrega. Merece la pena comentar que, al igual que en el resto de plataformas donde está BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition, el juego solamente cuenta con textos en inglés y doblaje en japones. Y por desgracia, todo parece indicar que esta vez no habrá parche post lanzamiento para traducirlo como ocurrió con Cross Tag Battle, aunque la cantidad de texto entre ambos juegos tampoco es comparable.

  Rebel one! Action!

A pesar de que la historia este realmente bien, aquí hemos venido a pegarnos, ¿no? Si entraste a la saga con Cross Tag Battle, te vas a encontrar con un sistema de combate bastante diferente de la del título de lucha por equipo. Para empezar, está el hecho de que cada personaje tiene tres botones para golpear (los típicos golpe débil, medio y fuerte) y un botón único para cada personaje denominado Drive, cuyos efectos varían en función del personaje. Toca aprenderse qué hace cada uno de los 36 personajes distintos, uno a uno, y esta vez no hay autocombos como sí pasaba en Cross Tag Battle o FighterZ, convirtiéndose así en el juego que exige más de los jugadores a la hora de dominar los comandos y ataques especiales de cada personaje. Pero si no sois tan dichos en esto de la lucha no os preocupéis.

  Por un lado, existe un extenso modo tutorial donde aprender desde lo más básico, terminología, técnicas avanzadas (pero a su vez fundamentales) como la barrier, el overdrive o el Exceed Accel, y el funcionamiento de cada uno de los personajes, con sus tutoriales específicos y desafíos de combo. Por el otro lado, también existe un modo de control “stylish” que sí tiene autocombos y facilidades para realizar ataques especiales con un botón. Todo esto ofrece una enorme variedad, tanto de personajes como de formas de jugar, a la hora de pelear con otras personas, tanto en los combates en modo local como online, con incluso lobbys personalizables.

    Pero si no sois mucho de jugar con otras personas no os preocupéis, que BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition tiene mucho más contenido para un solo jugador más allá del modo historia. Para empezar, está el modo arcade que, lejos de ser el típico modo donde cada personaje se enfrenta a ocho luchadores, aquí existen tres modos arcades distintos por personaje divididos por actos, con su historia propia. Por otra parte, encontramos el modo Speed Star, que vendría a hacer las veces del modo contrarreloj, donde en vez de vida perdemos o ganamos tiempo en función de lo bien que lo hagamos, con el objetivo de llegar lo más lejos posible, y el modo Score Attack, donde el objetivo es conseguir el mayor número de puntos entre cualquiera de las cuatro rutas disponibles por cada personaje, cada una con sus tres niveles de dificultad.

  Pero si hay un modo en el que merece la pena pararse a hablar ese es Grym of Abyss. Como su propio modo sugiere, es una versión del modo Abyss de anteriores entregas, pero con ciertos cambios. El objetivo de este modo es completar una serie de “mazmorras de cien pisos” a base de superar oleadas de enemigos e ir entrando cada vez en mazmorras más difíciles. A medida que progresamos en este modo, obtendremos experiencia con la que subir niveles, mejorar nuestras estadísticas y diferentes grimorios y objetos que proporcionan efectos adicionales. Y creedme cuando os digo que estos elementos se notan, sobre todo contra los diferentes jefes de las mazmorras que suelen estar bastante contentos a nivel de estadísticas y efectos extras.

    Al ir jugando a cada uno de estos modos, iremos consiguiendo dinero con el que comprar nuevas paletas de colores para los personajes, canciones para las batallas, ilustraciones del modo galería o distintos cosméticos con los que personalizar nuestro avatar de los lobbies online o los propios lobbies. El paraíso de cualquier persona que disfrute jugando en solitario y desbloquear cosas poco a poco.

  BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition – La otra opción de BlazBlue

Por si no ha quedado claro durante el texto, BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition poco tiene que ver con BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle, más allá de compartir algunos personajes. Ambos juegos pueden coexistir a la perfección. Uno es de los títulos de combates por equipos más divertidos y con cosas que rascar, que encima va a seguir creciendo. Este se centra en combates individuales, con unas estrategias, controles y tiempos distintos, que no son ni mejores o peores. Cada uno tendrá sus gustos.

  Donde si es indiscutiblemente mejor BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition es en el contenido. Ya no hablo de tener sus 36 personajes incluidos de salida, junto a un buen puñado de DLCs estéticos de otras versiones, si no del contenido para un solo jugador. Esta entrega es la experiencia definitiva de la saga, tanto para los amantes de la historia, como para los jugadores solitarios que disfrutan con un juego repleto de contenido, como para aquellos que solo quieren sentarse en su sofá con más gente al lado o al otro lado de la pantalla y darse de tortas.

    Análisis realizado gracias a un código de descarga de BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition proporcionado por PQube.

Análisis – BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition (Nintendo Switch). La cara original de BlazBlue El último año, el género de la lucha en dos dimensiones ha estado bastante bien suplido en Nintendo Switch gracias a…

#Análisis #Multiplataforma #Nintendo Switch

[arishokk]

so supposedly, if you have at least one divine beast uncleared, have the master sword and have the botw dlc pass, if you enter the trial of the sword and then fasttravel to the divine beast you have yet to free, all the extra chests and koroks in the game reset making it possible to have more than one majoras mask/tingle costume/phantasma armor etc

I haven’t tried it yet tho but if it works I am cheating my way to a larger inventory bc i just can’t be fucked to collect all the korok seeds needed ALL OVER AGAIN on my second playthrough

#pia plays #*your inventory is full* fUUCJK OFF

[mukyoucom]

Co-op Flash Sale! Save up to 90% on Games to Play Together

From Playstation Blog USA

Hi everyone! Friday’s here and we’ve got 100+ reasons to stay in this weekend with PlayStation Store’s Co-op Flash Sale. Friends or foes, couch co-op or online multiplayer, save up to 90 percent on games best played together.

Starting right now, pick up titles like Resident Evil 5, 7 Days to Die, The Jackbox Trilogy and more. But that’s not all, share a laugh with films like Sausage Party and Ted (Unrated), get your couple on with Passengers or round up the gang for a movie night with more than 75 flicks to choose from.

Check out the full lineup below then head over to PS Store before our Co-Op Flash Sale comes to an end Monday, June 26 at 8 AM Pacific.

Games

Platform Title Sale Price Original Price PS4 7 DAYS TO DIE $10.49 $29.99 PS4 AIR CONFLICTS: DOUBLE PACK $15.99 $39.99 PS4 AIR CONFLICTS: PACIFIC CARRIERS $4.99 $19.99 PS4 ALCHEMIC JOUSTS $4.49 $14.99 PS4 AQUA KITTY – MILK MINE DEFENDER DX $2.69 $8.99 PS4 ART OF BALANCE $3.59 $8.99 PS4 BEACH BUGGY RACING $3.99 $9.99 PS4 BLAZBLUE: CHRONO PHANTASMA EXTEND $14.99 $49.99 PS4 CANNON BRAWL $3.99 $9.99 PS4 CAPSULE FORCE $0.99 $4.99 PS4 CHIVALRY: MEDIEVAL WARFARE $7.99 $19.99 PS4 CHIVALRY: MEDIEVAL WARFARE ULTIMATE EDITION $9.89 $29.99 PS4 CURSES ‘N CHAOS $1.99 $9.99 PS4 DEAD ISLAND DEFINITIVE EDITION $7.99 $19.99 PS4 DEAD ISLAND: RIPTIDE DEFINITIVE EDITION $7.99 $19.99 PS4 DIVEKICK $0.99 $4.99 PS4 DRIVE!DRIVE!DRIVE! $6.99 $19.99 PS4 DUCATI – 90TH ANNIVERSARY GAME $3.99 $39.99 PS4 DUNGEON PUNKS $5.99 $14.99 PS4 EXTREME EXORCISM $2.59 $12.99 PS4 F1 2015 $11.99 $39.99 PS4 GRAND AGES: MEDIEVAL $11.99 $39.99 PS4 GUILTY GEAR XRD -SIGN- $14.99 $49.99 PS4 GUNS UP! – SPECIAL FORCES BUNDLE $3.99 $9.99 PS4 GUNS UP! – WELCOME BUNDLE $5.99 $14.99 PS4 HELLDIVERS SUPER-EARTH ULTIMATE EDITION $15.99 $39.99 PS4 HORSE RACING 2016 $3.24 $12.99 PS4 INVERSUS $5.99 $14.99 PS4 JUST DANCE 2015 $11.99 $29.99 PS4 JUST DANCE 2016 $15.99 $39.99 PS4 JUST DANCE 2016 GOLD EDITION $19.99 $49.99 PS4 JUST DANCE 2017 $19.99 $49.99 PS4 JUST DANCE 2017 GOLD EDITION $23.99 $59.99 PS4 LARA CROFT AND THE TEMPLE OF OSIRIS $4.99 $19.99 PS4 LORDS OF THE FALLEN $2.99 $19.99 PS4 MARVEL: ULTIMATE ALLIANCE $15.99 $39.99 PS4 MARVEL: ULTIMATE ALLIANCE 2 $15.99 $39.99 PS4 MCDROID $1.99 $7.99 PS4 MERCENARY KINGS $5.99 $19.99 PS4 MOON HUNTERS $6.74 $14.99 PS4 NEVER ALONE (KISIMA INGITCHUNA) $2.99 $14.99 PS4 NEVER ALONE (KISIMA INGITCHUNA): FOXTALES $1.59 $3.99 PS4 NEVER ALONE ARCTIC COLLECTION $3.59 $17.99 PS4 NIDHOGG $4.94 $14.99 PS4 ORGANIC PANIC $2.49 $9.99 PS4 OVERLORD: FELLOWSHIP OF EVIL $5.87 $23.49 PS4 Paragon – Ultra Support Pack $11.99 $29.99 PS4 PURE HOLD’EM WORLD POKER CHAMPIONSHIP $7.99 $19.99 PS4 PURE POOL $5.99 $19.99 PS4 RESIDENT EVIL 5 $7.99 $19.99 PS4 RESIDENT EVIL 6 $7.99 $19.99 PS4 ROGUE STORMERS $4.99 $19.99 PS4 SÉBASTIEN LOEB RALLY EVO $14.99 $59.99 PS4 SCREENCHEAT $3.74 $14.99 PS4 SDB BASE AND DLC BUNDLE $9.19 $22.99 PS4 SHADWEN $4.24 $16.99 PS4 SPORTSFRIENDS $4.49 $14.99 PS4 STARWHAL $4.79 $11.99 PS4 SUPER MEGA BASEBALL $4.99 $19.99 PS4 THE JACKBOX PARTY TRILOGY $23.99 $59.99 PS4 THIS WAR OF MINE: THE LITTLE ONES $7.49 $29.99 PS4 TOUHOU DOUBLE FOCUS $7.99 $19.99 PS4 TOUHOU GENSO RONDO: BULLET BALLET $11.99 $29.99 PS4 TRICKY TOWERS $5.99 $14.99 PS4 TRINE 2: COMPLETE STORY $2.99 $19.99 PS4 TRINE 3: THE ARTIFACTS OF POWER $5.49 $21.99 PS4 TRINE BUNDLE $4.79 $29.99 PS4 TRINE ENCHANTED EDITION $2.24 $14.99 PS4 TRINE TRILOGY $8.99 $29.99 PS4 TROPICO 5 $8.99 $29.99 PS4 TROPICO 5: TROPICO 5 – EPIC MELTDOWN $1.99 $4.99 PS4 TROPICO 5: TROPICO 5 – ESPIONAGE $3.99 $9.99 PS4 TROPICO 5: TROPICO 5 – HOSTILE TAKEOVER $1.99 $4.99 PS4 TROPICO 5: TROPICO 5 – PARADISE LOST $1.99 $4.99 PS4 TROPICO 5: TROPICO 5 – WATERBORNE $3.99 $9.99 PS4 VALENTINO ROSSI THE GAME $12.49 $49.99 PS4 VIDEOBALL $1.99 $9.99 PS4 WARHAMMER: END TIMES – VERMINTIDE $10.49 $34.99 PS4 WORMS BATTLEGROUNDS $7.49 $24.99 PS4 ZOMBIE VIKINGS $3.59 $11.99 PS3 AIR CONFLICTS: VIETNAM $5.99 $29.99 PS3 ALIEN RAGE $1.49 $14.99 PS3 ANNA – EXTENDED EDITION $1.99 $9.99 PS3 ARCANA HEART 3: LOVEMAX!!!!! $4.99 $24.99 PS3 BATTLE FANTASIA $1.99 $9.99 PS3 BLAZBLUE: CHRONO PHANTASMA EXTEND $11.99 $39.99 PS3 BORDERLANDS – DIGITAL $3.99 $9.99 PS3 BORDERLANDS 2 $3.99 $9.99 PS3 BORDERLANDS: THE PRE-SEQUEL $7.99 $19.99 PS3 CALL OF DUTY 4: MODERN WARFARE BUNDLE $9.79 $19.99 PS3 CALL OF DUTY CLASSIC $9.79 $19.99 PS3 CALL OF DUTY: MODERN WARFARE 2 WITH STIMULUS PACKAGE $9.79 $19.99 PS3 CALL OF DUTY: MODERN WARFARE 3 WITH DLC COLLECTION 1 $14.69 $29.99 PS3 CALL OF DUTY: MODERN WARFARE 3 ULTIMATE EDITION BUNDLE $27.99 $69.99 PS3 CALL OF DUTY: MODERN WARFARE BUNDLE $14.79 $39.99 PS3 CAPCOM FIGHTING EVOLUTION $3.99 $9.99 PS3 CAPCOM VS. SNK 2: MARK OF THE MILLENNIUM 2001 $3.99 $9.99 PS3 CHIVALRY: MEDIEVAL WARFARE $4.94 $14.99 PS3 DEAD ISLAND RIPTIDE $3.74 $14.99 PS3 DOGFIGHT 1942 $1.29 $9.99 PS3 ENEMY FRONT $2.79 $39.99 PS3 ESCAPE DEAD ISLAND $2.99 $14.99 PS3 EXTREME EXORCISM $2.59 $12.99 PS3 F1 2014 $4.99 $19.99 PS3 F1 RACE STARS $4.99 $19.99 PS3 GRID 2 $8.99 $29.99 PS3 GRID 2 – RELOADED $9.99 $39.99 PS3 GRID: AUTOSPORT $8.99 $29.99 PS3 GRID: AUTOSPORT SEASON PASS $8.99 $29.99 PS3 GUILTY GEAR XRD -SIGN- $11.99 $39.99 PS3 HELLDIVERS SUPER-EARTH ULTIMATE EDITION $15.99 $39.99 PS3 KANE & LYNCH 2: DOG DAYS $3.74 $14.99 PS3 No Plus Discount. Only Plus Price. And the Plus Price is more expensive than the Sale Price? removeLARA CROFT AND THE GUARDIAN OF LIGHT TRIAL $3.74 $14.99 PS3 POCKET FIGHTER $2.39 $5.99 PS3 PORT ROYALE 3 PIRATES & MERCHANTS $1.99 $9.99 PS3 PORT ROYALE 3 PIRATES & MERCHANTS GOLD EDITION $3.99 $19.99 PS3 RAGNAROK ODYSSEY ACE $5.99 $19.99 PS3 RAIDEN IV: OVERKILL $4.49 $14.99 PS3 SNIPER GHOST WARRIOR 2 $3.99 $39.99 PS3 SPORTSFRIENDS $4.49 $14.99 PS3 STARWHAL $4.79 $11.99 PS3 STREET FIGHTER ALPHA $2.39 $5.99 PS3 STREET FIGHTER ALPHA 2 $2.39 $5.99 PS3 STREET FIGHTER ALPHA 3 $2.39 $5.99 PS3 SUPER MEGA BASEBALL $4.99 $19.99 PS3 TOYBOX TURBOS DEMO $5.99 $14.99 VITA AQUA KITTY – MILK MINE DEFENDER DX $2.69 $8.99 VITA ARCANA HEART 3: LOVEMAX!!!!! $4.99 $24.99 VITA BLAZBLUE: CHRONO PHANTASMA EXTEND $11.99 $39.99 VITA CALL OF DUTY BLACK OPS DECLASSIFIED $9.59 $39.99 VITA CURSES ‘N CHAOS $1.99 $9.99 VITA DUNGEON PUNKS $5.99 $14.99 VITA EARTH DEFENSE FORCE 2: INVADERS FROM PLANET SPACE $5.99 $19.99 VITA HELLDIVERS SUPER-EARTH ULTIMATE EDITION $15.99 $39.99 VITA MEGATAGMENSION BLANC + NEPTUNE VS ZOMBIES $8.99 $29.99 VITA NIDHOGG $4.94 $14.99 VITA RAGNAROK ODYSSEY ACE $5.99 $19.99 VITA TOUHOU DOUBLE FOCUS $7.99 $19.99 VITA VALHALLA KNIGHTS 3 $5.99 $19.99

Movies

Title SD Sale Price SD Original Price HD Sale Price HD Original Price MY LITTLE PONY: EQUESTRIA GIRLS – LEGEND OF EVERFREE $3.99 $7.99 $4.99 $9.99 PASSENGERS (2016) $9.99 $14.99 $9.99 $14.99 PINEAPPLE EXPRESS x x $9.99 $12.99 QUACKERZ $3.99 $7.99 $4.99 $9.99 ROCKY $9.99 $14.99 $9.99 $14.99 ROCKY BALBOA $9.99 $14.99 $9.99 $14.99 ROCKY II $9.99 $14.99 $9.99 $14.99 ROCKY III $9.99 $14.99 $9.99 $14.99 ROCKY IV $9.99 $14.99 $9.99 $14.99 ROCKY V $9.99 $14.99 $9.99 $14.99 ROLE MODELS (UNRATED) $6.99 $9.99 $6.99 $12.99 SAUSAGE PARTY $9.99 $13.99 $9.99 $14.99 SEX TAPE x x $9.99 $12.99 SMURFS 2, THE $9.99 $9.99 $9.99 $12.99 SMURFS, THE (2011) $9.99 $9.99 $9.99 $12.99 SOAPDISH $7.99 $9.99 $9.99 $17.99 SOCIAL NETWORK, THE x x $9.99 $12.99 SONG ONE $3.99 $7.99 $4.99 $9.99 SPEED $9.99 $14.99 x x SPEED 2 $9.99 $14.99 $9.99 $14.99 STEP BROTHERS x x $9.99 $12.99 SUPERBAD x x $9.99 $12.99 SYNCHRONICITY $6.99 $9.99 $6.99 $12.99 TAKEN $9.99 $14.99 $9.99 $14.99 TAKEN 2 $9.99 $14.99 $9.99 $14.99 TAKEN 3 $9.99 $14.99 $9.99 $14.99 TED (UNRATED) $6.99 $9.99 $6.99 $14.99 THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY $7.99 $9.99 $9.99 $17.99 THE USUAL SUSPECTS $9.99 $14.99 $9.99 $14.99 THE WAVE $6.99 $9.99 $6.99 $12.99 THE WIZARD $6.99 $9.99 $6.99 $12.99 THIS IS THE END x x $9.99 $12.99 TIM & ERIC’S BILLION DOLLAR MOVIE $6.99 $9.99 $6.99 $12.99 TRANSPORTER 2 $9.99 $14.99 $9.99 $14.99 TROLLHUNTER $6.99 $9.99 $6.99 $12.99 TUCKER & DALE VS EVIL $6.99 $9.99 $6.99 $12.99 ZOMBIELAND (2009) x x $9.99 $12.99

Note: All pricing is for U.S. only and subject to change.

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Yeah, didn't Injustice 2 announce 9 dlc characters before the game is released? Weird people didn't complain about that. Also, i also remember being mad that MVC3 didn't have dlc characters beside Jill and Shuma-Gorath.

While a lot of people already think i’m defending Capcom jumping like a fanboy and defending my “Lords”, that’s not it, I haven’t been in favor of a lot of Capcom’s business practices since SF4′s very conception and i damn well agree that they are making stupid ass decisions to this day, it’s fine that people criticize capcom for these practices, but what i find plain annoying is how everyone is complaining about these same practices because its Capcom, but literally praise every other developer that does the exact same thing 

I’ve been getting responses of people saying basically “How dare you compare Capcom to Arc System Works” as if they were a perfect company… they don’t remember that they are the ones that have been releasing an exclusively retail definitive version of three of their fighting games (BB: Continuum Shift, Chrono Phantasma and Guilty Gear Xrd), they don’t remember they are the ones charging you 8 Dollars for a single DLC character, they don’t remember they are the ones that are about to release a 20 dollar expansion, from which all we know right now are 2 New Characters, a veteran and a new one (which by their logic towards SF5′s second season isn’t new because he’s been appearing in Xrd’s stories since SIGN), balance changes, and proper story modes for Revelator’s characters, who should’ve had it since the very beginning but okay…you can have the most complete fighting game on the market right now, but that doesn’t mean you aren’t guilty for the same things everyone is giving Capcom so much hate for, MvCI looks rough yes, but KOF XIV looked even worse when it was announced, and the backlash SNK received was legendary. today? is regarded as one of the best titles in the series, They said KI wasn’t gonna hold up with it’s business practice, it did, Hell even Netherrealm didn’t get even a sixteenth of the flack Capcom is getting when they did the whole Easy Fatality bullshit in MKX, Everyone is already saying everything Capcom pulls out is gonna suck right away, i rather stay in the gray area here, the game looks great to me, but i’m not going to say is going to be a good game right away, SF4 looked great and it was one of my biggest disappointments yet…

My concern is how impossible it is for Capcom to get people’s approval because of things every other developer is guilty for, yes they rush their games, yes their lack of communication with its fans is shameful, yes they haven’t proven to hold up as kings of the fighting genre as they once were years ago, and they will most probably keep making bad decisions in the future… but right now, i just wish to see less negativity towards that one company, because of petty reasons everyone else is doing

Trying to please the FGC is proving more difficult and frustrating than teaching a tiger how to sew

#FGC #Capcom #arc system works #SNK