Category Archives: Aksys Games

Grab all six of Commander Video’s adventures and follow his story from start to finish with the newly-announced Bit.Trip Saga, coming to 3DS.

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Fun-size chewy news bits to masticate on while you wait for the long weekend.

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Not yet completely worn out your handhelds with complicated manoeuvres? BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II ought to remedy that.

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Balls-to-the-wall mental 2D fighter BlazBlue: Continuum Shift will see both a premium and free update next month. Here’s some pictures of it.

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Gaijin Games has put a date on the final piece of the Bit.Trip series: expect CommanderVideo’s return in just two weeks.

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An iDevice version of classic beat-’em-up Double Dragon? Pff, whatever. Local co-op with a friend via Bluetooth? Okay, I’m listening.

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Aksys has said it’ll replenish stock of 999: 9 Hours, 9 Persons, 9 Doors within the next week.

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Aksys Games is to publish Deathsmiles on 360 in the US.

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Its been revealed that BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger will get a PC release next year in France, as well as an already announced PS3/360 European release.

So far it seems only France is mentioned, not Europe as a whole.

It seems that for any PC gamers looking for a fighter since SFIV may have another reason to hate the French. The first obviously was Thierry Henry.

Find more over at D’Toid.

Sure, oddly titled fighter Battle Fantasia has been pulverizing European PS3 owners since, like, the dawn of time, but now — finally — North American PS3 players can find out what a Battle Fantasia is too.

The game, which saw European retail release more than a year ago, is now slated to hit PSN this fall, according to Kotaku. Why? Project Lead Frank “Bo” deWindt II explained:

“The fans have been asking for it and we’re here to deliver. Thanks to the revival of the fighting genre this year there hasn’t been a better time to release such a fun and exciting fighter like Battle Fantasia on the PlayStation Network.”

More through the link.

Here. Guilty Gear 2: Overture will release exclusively for Xbox 360 in the US in Q3, publisher Aksys Games said today.

A departure for the one-on-one fighter, the game is instead a tactical action game.

“Guilty Gear 2: Overture retains a lot of elements that the fighting games are known for, so it’s cool to see how familiar moves like the Gun Flame make the transition to 3D,” said Michael Manzanares, project lead, Aksys Games.

No idea if this is going to make Europe.