First legion of BlazBlue Portable screens deployed

by JC Fletcher { Nov 9th 2009 at 2:15PM }

Famitsu has posted the first screens of BlazBlue Portable, the PSP adaptation of Arc System Works' stunning high-definition 2D fighting game. The game has made the transition to the PSP pretty well, at least from what we can tell in still images. The sprites are a lot less smooth, but still detailed, and the screen is still covered with flashy effects.

The screens also show the new Legion Mode, in which territory you capture by winning fights is represented by connected nodes. BlazBlue Portable supports ad hoc multiplayer for up to four players, and can be played online with the PS3's Ad Hoc Party mode.

Tags: arc-system-works, blazblue, blazblue-portable, fighting

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

afiq tadza @ Nov 9th 2009 2:24PM

awesome! never got the chance to play it on ps3.

Richard @ Nov 9th 2009 7:49PM

The best fighting game to this generation on ps3 also psp i think

charlie b. @ Nov 9th 2009 3:17PM

"BlazBlue Portable supports ad hoc multiplayer for up to four players, and can be played online with the PS3's Ad Hoc Party mode."

guess those outside of Japan are SOL, huh? :(

Extinction @ Nov 10th 2009 10:45AM

yeah when the hell are we going to get that

SourceJR @ Nov 9th 2009 3:30PM

just make a Japan account and download the software anyone can use it.

Filthy Assistant @ Nov 9th 2009 4:47PM

So, it's the original, but with worse graphics, a worse dpad, and a tiny screen.

SIGN ME UP I'M BLINDLY OBEDIENT TO ARC SYSTEM WORKS

Extinction @ Nov 10th 2009 7:36PM

Psps dpad is pretty good, much better than 360s. And supports tv out

S. Tiger @ Nov 9th 2009 8:03PM

GRIMALKIN!

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