Fate/unlimited codes almost went unnoticed at Captivate 09 last month. Capcom's Monaco showcase event featured some big names - Lost Planet 2, Dead Rising 2 to name only a couple. It was perhaps inevitable that an anime-inspired Japanese-developed PSP-exclusive fighting game from Eighting, the developer behind Tastunoko vs Capcom, would get lost in the din.
Due to the end of a digital licensing agreement, you may not be able to purchase this PSP title after June 12th. With a special lowered price, this just might be your last chance to purchase it on the Playstation Store.
great game. Loving the fate zero series right now. I wonder, I deleted this game because of space on my psp.....well i should download it to my vita most likely just incase it can't be redownloaded ever again
Carolyn Petit writes:
"Fate/Unlimited Codes strikes a good balance between accessibility and depth, with straightforward controls that most players will quickly grasp. It also has enough complexity available via combos and move-cancels to reward seasoned fighting game players. It's not remarkable enough to be a championship contender, and 30 bucks seems like a bit of a high price to pay for a port of a PS2 game, but if you're looking for a fun fighter to take with you on the go, Unlimited Codes will fit the bill nicely."
Spawn Kill's Molotov Cupcake reviews the PSP version of the fighting game Fate/Unlimited Codes. Is the game a must-have for all fighting fans, or something only fans of the anime series will appreciate? Read the full review to find out.
I like the anime art style in the occasional fighter, but I've already got BlazBlue for that.
I still don't understand the whole appeal of anime-based fighting games. This one looks decent enough, it just seems like an anime game would be a better match for an RPG or action/adventure title.
So there's jap dub ? and eng subs ?
If there are then I'm ON.
Need to take a break from Blazblue but at least Saber can make up my moments without Rachel =3
