BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma screenshot

Arc System Works | Blazblue: Chrono Phantasma | Izayaoi vs. Jin

Arc System Works has revealed the games it will showcase at this year’s Tokyo Game Show, which will run from September 19th to 22nd. The selection of titles is diverse, ranging from Arc System Works’ biggest title at the show, BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma, to puzzle action games, dating sims, dungeon-crawler RPGs, hack-and-slash games, and more.

Game System(s) Release Date
BlazBlue: Chrono Phatasma PS3 October 24th, 2013
Getsuei Gakuen -kou- Vita October 10th, 2013
Mato Kurenai Yuugekitai PS3, Vita 2014
Seisou no Amazoness
(Year of the Amazoness)
3DS November 14th, 2013
Sword and Darkness 3DS (eShop) Winter 2013
Damascus Gear: Tokyo Shisen Vita (PSN) Winter 2013
Fantasy Hero: Unsigned Legacy Vita (PSN) Winter 2013
Magical Beat Vita (PSN) Winter 2013
Tottemo E Mahjong Plus Unknown Unknown

With the exception of Tottemo E Mahjong Plus, all games in the line-up will be playable on the show floor. The all-female dungeon crawler Seisou no Amazoness, or Year of the Amazoness, was first announced one-and-a-half weeks ago in the September 12th, 2013, issue of Famitsu. It will be interesting to see how it plays when Arc System Works shows it off.

Also, Guilty Gear series creator and general director Daisuke Ishiwatari and BlazBlue series producer Toshimichi Mori will appear separately in Arc System Works stage events.

The diversity of Arc System Works’ Tokyo Game Show line-up makes it an exciting period for fans of the company and the games’ respective genres alike. Hopefully, when it arrives, the games will show plenty of promise.

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Andy Na
Andy was a member at Operation Rainfall since the beginning of its campaigning days. Though something of a troublemaker at the time, he now contributes to Operation Rainfall and shares his love for all things gaming and the visual arts. His favorite games include Xenoblade Chronicles, Kid Icarus Uprising, and No More Heroes. Andy currently holds a Bachelors degree in Cinema, which he uses to pursue filmmaking.