
We live in an age where long game delays between regions are uncommon, but Guilty Gear Xrd Sign has managed to buck that trend. The game released in Japan and North America last year, but has taken an age to fight its way into Europe. Fortunately, it will finally throw a fireball to the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 in the Old World next month, starting from 3rd June.
There is some bad news: the game will be available on the PlayStation Network only. This means that you're still going to have to import your copy from overseas if you want it on a Blu-ray disc, but if you're comfortable storing it on your hard drive – and let's be honest here: the ease of access makes digital a great fit for fighting games – then it's time to sharpen your quarter-circle skills.
For those out of the loop, this is the stunning Unreal Engine 3 brawler that has the appearance of a two-dimensional punch-up – but occasionally switches to show three-dimensional scenes. The title – developed by Arc System Works – is quite technical, but that merely means that there's plenty to master. Are you eager to get your hands on this pretty punch-'em-up at last? Fight among yourselves in the comments section below.
[source blog.eu.playstation.com]
Comments 4
That's great but I guess it comes very late. Seems that Sony is the publisher. Also Blazblue, that is from the same developer, has somehow disappeared from the store and the Vita version of the latest title was never released for no real reason. Also there is no pal release date for the updated edition that also has a PS4 version. Persona Arena, that is also from the same developer, was published by SEGA if I remember correctly.
The point is we are not it the 90's. Why in the digital age it seems so hard to release globally a game that has a moderate fan base ?
@belmont Localization is costly.
Awesome. I'd like a disc though.
Dang, I feel bad for you guys
HOWEVER! This is one of my favorite fighting games on the market, and I highly recommend it. Also, based on the install size I do believe it won't kill your hard drives.. It's not too massive.
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