Arc System Works Europe are going to translate the manga players got with BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II in Japan.

Zen United set November 4th as the release date for BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II for PAL territories, but that’s not the news we’re talking about.

First look at Relius Clover and his moves in BlazBlue Continuum Shift II.

Arc System Works has an update planned for BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II that turns Relius Clover into a playable character.

We shifted topics and discussed Toshimichi Mori’s ideas for an action game and the possibility of series crossovers in the BlazBlue universe.

Capcom’s Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D along with a few other Nintendo 3DS games like BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II have permasaves. While you can’t reset data directly, there is a way to wipe a cartridge.

“The plan was to finish the series with the next title, but at the moment it’s getting pretty hard to wrap everything up,” Mori said in a Siliconera interview.

In BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II, You can only assign two actions to the 3DS circle pad — by pushing it up or down. For movement, the game forces you to use the D-pad.

“Portable fighting games are very important to us as it opens up a new audience to our games. We’ve found that people who play our fighting games on portable machines tend to be much younger and play on their own more,” Daisuke Ishiwatari tells Siliconera.

Just like Japan, it will be a portable game available for PSP and Nintendo 3DS. What’s in Continuum Shift II? The three DLC characters, new story scenes and according to the ESRB vanishing clothes.

Aksys set a date for BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II today and blasted us with a combo of screenshots from both versions.

We’re waiting for Aksys to rapid cancel Nintendo of America’s leak.

Media-Create enlighten us with their infinite wisdom regarding the latest Japanese sales charts, and Capcom announce Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition’s success.

Last week, Arc System Works released BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II on the PSP and Nintendo 3DS.

Arc System Works reveal the differences between the Nintendo 3DS and PSP versions of BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II.

Zen United and PQube are publishing both versions of the game sometime this year.