The BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle beta is coming to all US Nintendo Switch users, European beta information announced

Big news about the BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle beta! Arc System Works has been quiet regarding the Nintendo Switch version, but the announcement is even better than expected. Also, our European anime fans finally find out some news regarding the pre-release access.

Whether you pre-ordered or not, anyone can download the Nintendo Switch demo of BBTAG. The demo works similarly to the PSN BBTAG beta, which contains 20 characters and a few select modes. It’s available from 10:00 PM PT on May 10th, and the demo will work past the beta period — but with only four characters. So the demo is free, but on the flipside, there’s no way to have an extended “fuller” beta with 20 characters until the game’s June 5th release. If you have questions about the beta, Arc System Works posted a new FAQ on their site.

Until now, we’ve only heard that Europe is getting BBTAG “sometime in the summer,” but publisher PQube announced via Twitter that the release is slated for June (unspecified day, but it’s at least the same month as the US version). Additionally, there be an offline demo for the European region starting from May 18th until release. Sadly, the European Nintendo Switch users are out of luck, as there is no demo for them at all.

Sources: Arc System Works; PQube

The BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle beta is coming to all US Nintendo Switch users, European beta information announced

Big news about the BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle beta! Arc System Works has been quiet regarding the Nintendo Switch version, but the announcement is even better than expected. Also, our European anime fans finally find out some news regarding the pre-release access.

Whether you pre-ordered or not, anyone can download the Nintendo Switch demo of BBTAG. The demo works similarly to the PSN BBTAG beta, which contains 20 characters and a few select modes. It’s available from 10:00 PM PT on May 10th, and the demo will work past the beta period — but with only four characters. So the demo is free, but on the flipside, there’s no way to have an extended “fuller” beta with 20 characters until the game’s June 5th release. If you have questions about the beta, Arc System Works posted a new FAQ on their site.

Until now, we’ve only heard that Europe is getting BBTAG “sometime in the summer,” but publisher PQube announced via Twitter that the release is slated for June (unspecified day, but it’s at least the same month as the US version). Additionally, there be an offline demo for the European region starting from May 18th until release. Sadly, the European Nintendo Switch users are out of luck, as there is no demo for them at all.

Sources: Arc System Works; PQube

Path of Exile – Incursion League Will Send You Back in Time Starting June 1st

The good folks at Grinding Gear are getting ready to unleash a brand-new Challenge league to its players when Incursion launches on June 1st. It’s going to bring some fascinating new content to players as well the chance to travel back in time over a thousand years. The goal for Incursion is, according to Chris Wilson, to blur the line between league and expansion and to give players new items, new areas, new monsters, new characters.

Body Count Fighting announces a new weekly online tournament series for Dragon Ball FighterZ, Street Fighter V, Tekken 7, & Injustice 2

Prove your strength online, and you could win some cash and a shot at a live match in a future BCF event.

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Body Count Fighting wants to give everyone a chance to join in on the action — and now you can from your own home, with the BCF Online Tournament series. They will hold online events weekly in one of four featured games — Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, Tekken 7, Dragon Ball FighterZ, or Injustice 2 — each with a $250 prize pool, and a chance to earn points towards an online final, and ultimately a live feature match in Los Angeles, CA in an upcoming Body Count Fighting event.

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Entry is free, and registration opens at 12:01 AM on the day of each event. The first cycle kicks off on May 17th with Street Fighter V. Interested contenders should go check out the event page on smash.gg! Find more info on the full tournament cycle on the league page.

Source: Body Count Fighting

Body Count Fighting announces a new weekly online tournament series for Dragon Ball FighterZ, Street Fighter V, Tekken 7, & Injustice 2

Prove your strength online, and you could win some cash and a shot at a live match in a future BCF event.

SFV AE Splash Art
dragon_ball_fighterz_cover_750
tekken_7_heihachi_kazuya_750
injustice 2 legendary edition cover crop

Body Count Fighting wants to give everyone a chance to join in on the action — and now you can from your own home, with the BCF Online Tournament series. They will hold online events weekly in one of four featured games — Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, Tekken 7, Dragon Ball FighterZ, or Injustice 2 — each with a $250 prize pool, and a chance to earn points towards an online final, and ultimately a live feature match in Los Angeles, CA in an upcoming Body Count Fighting event.

bcf online schedule 1

Entry is free, and registration opens at 12:01 AM on the day of each event. The first cycle kicks off on May 17th with Street Fighter V. Interested contenders should go check out the event page on smash.gg! Find more info on the full tournament cycle on the league page.

Source: Body Count Fighting