Tangible: BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition gets Limited Run

Enthusiasts, let’s go on a trip down memory lane. BlazBlue: Central Fiction originally came out in 2016 for the PS3 and PS4. Then, in 2019, a digital expanded version, BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition, was released on Switch. Now, in the year 2021, a physical volume of BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition is getting a release through Limited Run Games. However, it will probably ship sometime in 2022.

Limited Run’s BlazBlue: Central Fiction has all DLC on the cart

Check out the official announcement below:

Part-2D fighting game, part-visual novel, BlazBlue: Centralfiction, serves as the ending to the Azure Saga and reveals a truth that has ever been in mystery

Pre-orders through our distribution line open on November 9th for the Nintendo Switch at https://t.co/uFFLbeCnQB pic.twitter.com/jd50b7cF6s

— Limited Run Games (@LimitedRunGames) November 8, 2021

For those not in the know, the Special Edition is the definitive version of the fighter. It contains all DLC characters (including kitty swordsman Jubei), system voices, and additional colors, with some hues being exclusive to the Nintendo Switch.

With the physical SE being exclusive to other territories in the past, Limited Run’s shipment will mark the first time U.S. gamers can own a cartridge without needing to import. Interested players can view the product page here. It will be an open pre-order until December 12 and costs $49.99.

Fellow gamers, will you be reserving a copy of BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition through Limited Run? Let us know your plans by leaving a comment down below.

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