Aksys formally announced BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger Portable, a PSP port of BlazBlue, and set its release for March.

Arc System Works is developing a PSP version of BlazBlue called BlazBlue Portable and it appears Aksys picked it up for distribution in ...

Australian publisher N3V Games spilled the beans about the extra content in the European version of BlazBlue.

Shortly after Arc System Works publishes BlazBlue Portable, they’re going to reprint the console game. A budget version of BlazBlue with the ASW ...

Arc System Works released a few more details about BlazBlue: Battle x Battle.

Arc System Works shared a BlazBlue Portable video, but you may have seen BlazBlue running on a PSP already since PlayStation 3 version ...

A PSP port of BlazBlue is in development.

There’s a bit of BlazBlue: Continuum Shift gameplay footage to see and (surprise!) it looks like BlazBlue!

While Amazon has it available for $18.76, it'll only cost you $15 to pick it up directly from Aksys.

BlazBlue is coming to Europe early next year thanks to PQube, a company so new their website isn’t even live. Their announcement also ...

Aksys and Arc System Works, the company behind Guilty Gear and BlazBlue, are tight. Their names are coincidentally similar, if you take the ...

BlazBlue is just starting out, but it has fire behind it. The console version came out last week, with a lot of hype ...

Aksys is launching BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger in North America today. The high resolution 2D fighting game has a bonus story mode with English ...

Aksys and Atlus will be making their yearly appearance at Anime Expo with panels on Saturday, July 4.

BlazBlue isn’t at E3, but we haven’t forgotten about it. A new trailer showing with brief glimpses at the online mode and story ...