Gamesugar asks Aksys Games about their mysterious new visual novel…The answers you seek are right here, Check it out.

Xbox 360 Games – E3 2011 – BlazBlue: Continuum Shift
“The first time I didn’t feel it, but this time I feel it, and I can’t deny the fact that you like me, right now, you like me!”
If you want to see G4TVs words, check out the full review here.

Roger Ebert started some sh*t when he stated that games could not be art… The Cultist from the Miami New Times would like a word with you, sir. He cites 5 games that can be considered works of art, including our very own Bit.Trip BEAT.
“Famed movie critic Rogert Ebert recently said that video games will [...]

If there ever was an opposite to yesterdays hate mail, and I do mean HATE mail, this review from Gamers Daily News would be it.
“When BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger was released it was hailed as the obvious successor to Guilty Gear, maintaining that series’ tradition for detailed character designs and a very in-depth [...]

We sure like to toot our own horn around here but I think in this case this is a well-deserved honor for Commander Video.
“As a whole, the Bit.Trip series is an amazingly well designed throwback to the days of Atari and 1980s game design. Our favorite of the bunch so far, Bit.Trip Runner, [...]

Check out what the nice fellows over at Original Sound Version had to say about the Deathsmiles soundtrack that’s included with the game.
“The people (and by people, I mean heroes) at Aksys Games who brought us Blazblue: Calamity Trigger are now giving even more awesome niche Japanese goodies to North America. In this [...]

In an interview with Nintendo EVP of sales & marketing Cammie Dunaway on Gamasutra… And of the Gaijin Games founder and Bit.Trip series developer Alex Neuse, Dunaway let drop that he told her “he is just over the moon on 3DS, and he can’t wait to do Bit.Trip.Runner ideas in 3D.”
Read the entire [...]