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Battle Fantasia - Xbox 360

Platform : Xbox 360 |
Rated: Teen
4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 47 ratings
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  • Be familiar with the Gachi button, by timing your opponents attacks and pressing the gachi button in time, you can guard yourself from combo attacks.
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An all new fighting game from the creators of the Guilty Gear Series. Challenge the best fighters from around the world via Xbox Live. Unleash deadly combinations with Heat Up mode and turn the tide with the GACHI battle mechanic. Experience Battle Fantasia's world through the eyes of twelve different characters.

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Customer reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars
4.1 out of 5
47 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the fun of the game, describing it as awesome, fantastic, and cheap 2D fighting fun. They also say the quality of the product is not impressive, poorly made, and not very engating. Opinions are mixed on the storyline.

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6 customers mention6 positive0 negative

Customers find the video game awesome, fantastic, and cheap 2D fighting fun.

"This is a wonderful game IF you like the old school street fighter style...." Read more

"...I like fighting games and this one is actually pretty fun. I'm not a hardcore pro gamer, so I'm not very interested in high level competition...." Read more

"...doesn't recognize the existence of this game. It is fantastic. I haven't played the game through yet and am excited to finish it...." Read more

"It's a fun game with an interesting story on all the characters...." Read more

5 customers mention3 positive2 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the storyline. Some find it interesting and well done, while others find the animation disappointing and the character designs painful.

"...The characters are well done, the moves are what we've grown familiar with, the look is normal anime style.It is cheap 2D fighting fun." Read more

"...The characters are better. The moves are more creative. 1000% more fun than those games!" Read more

"...I found the animation of the characters to be disappointing (though, the actual art was somewhat interesting). The character designs were painful...." Read more

"It's a fun game with an interesting story on all the characters...." Read more

3 customers mention0 positive3 negative

Customers find the quality of the video game software not impressive, poorly made, and not very engating. They also say the dialogue and stories are awful and borderline offensive. Additionally, some customers mention that the battle mechanics are bad.

"...The character designs were painful. The dialogue and stories were awful (and borderline offensive). I regret even paying $13 for this game...." Read more

"...The story is presented in a visual novel style. It's not terribly interesting, but its not a bad story...." Read more

"...The battle mechanics are bad, and it is supposed to have some aspects of an RPG, but it doesn't seem to. Overall, I wouldn't suggest this game." Read more

Top reviews from the United States

James Peterson
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Old style (SF) fighter
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2010
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This is a wonderful game IF you like the old school street fighter style.

This isn't for those that like the turbo speed button mashing multi-hit air combo players.

The characters are well done, the moves are what we've grown familiar with, the look is normal anime style.

It is cheap 2D fighting fun.
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Steeven Redondo Garro
4.0 out of 5 stars buena venta
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2013
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Recibi el paquete a tiempo comtestaron mis preguntas
sin ningun problema los recomientdo
para que hagan sus compras
Saludos Cordiales
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Dzoan
5.0 out of 5 stars Great deal
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2013
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The item arrived as scheduled and in good shape. I like fighting games and this one is actually pretty fun. I'm not a hardcore pro gamer, so I'm not very interested in high level competition. I also like the artworks with their sketchy touch.
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C Lafferty
2.0 out of 5 stars Dissapointing
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2010
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First of all, I wasn't expecting a top tier fighting game, or a great storyline. However, the other reviews here made it sound like a promising diversion with at least adequate gameplay and charm.

However, after actually playing it a short time (but not short enough), it did not live up to even that. I found the gameplay to be fairly poor and not very engating. I found the animation of the characters to be disappointing (though, the actual art was somewhat interesting). The character designs were painful. The dialogue and stories were awful (and borderline offensive). I regret even paying $13 for this game. If you want to see examples, read on, otherwise just leave this game's page entirely.

Maybe it was a mistake to start off in Story Mode. Maybe it was a mistake to start off with the Dwarf King character. But let me tell you about the initial experience...

First of all, the introduction backstory was rather long for a fighting game. It seemed even longer because it was dumb. In a nutshell, The Dwarf King of the mighty Dwarven Empire gives up his throne in order to fight some terrible evil with three other heroes. After that, he settled down with the humans, opened up a company and just spent the rest of his days relaxing and drinking until now.

The first location in this story is the Dwarf King drinking heavily and harassing the serving girl. She tells him they are out of drink and he gets upset and demands more to drink. She says there isn't anymore, so he fights her...

He wins. There still isn't any drink. She mentions some connection between the drink being gone and rumors of some rumors of a rising evil...

Next setting and fight... He goes to some town and talks to this young kid, who calls the Dwarf King "Uncle", who wants to go out fighting and adventuring. Dwarf King says it's too dangerous for a young kid, and he is going to fight him to stop him from coming. He beats up the little kid, the kid cries, and doesn't go.

Next fight, same setting... This older kid (very feminine teenage male) shows up looking for the kid. The Dwarf King keeps referring to him as the kid's partner and wants the kid's partner to prove that he can take care of the kid... so they fight.

Now, he goes to an observatory to see an old friend. It's a freaking bunny. He and the Bunny get nostalgic and decide to fight for old time's sake, and to prove that the dwarf is still in shape...

Now after the Dwarf King wins this fight, he goes to a cave where he says there used to be demons. Now he finds a very young lady who also calls him Uncle. He says she's like a daughter to him and he can't let her go into danger... so he fights her to stop it. This is where I stopped playing because a big huge oafish character with slow clumsy movement and attacks was just getting wrecked by a fast moving medium ranged attacker.

However, in my first fights, I'm fighting such poorly conceived opponents as a serving girls because they run out of alcohol, a little boy (who seems to be portrayed as less than 10 years old), a feminine young teenage boy, a bunny, a teen girl who is supposed to be like a daughter to him, and for the stupidest reasons.

I'm sorry to put you through all that, but I just want you to see just really how bad it it is.
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Alex
3.0 out of 5 stars Not impressive, but good enough
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2010
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If you are primarily interested in the battle system, then hopefully you are looking for that lower-scale street fighter style of fighting. The game delivers that just fine. The fighting system requires you to spend some time learning it. That is a good thing, as it requires you to actually have skill with a certain character before you can face a worthy opponent.

There isn't a huge compliment of fighters, and it's hard to really get to know them since it's in all Japanese and you just read subtitles during the 'cutscenes.'

The story is presented in a visual novel style. It's not terribly interesting, but its not a bad story. You might find yourself in the beginning, skipping past without reading some things until things get more interesting.

Overall, though, it IS a fighting game. It will amuse you the most if you have plenty of people to play it with, but it is definitely more of a short-term space filler type of game, as opposed to anything epic.
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V Her
5.0 out of 5 stars Better than SF4
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2009
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I like this game way better than the new Street Fighter or Mortal Kombat games. The characters are better. The moves are more creative. 1000% more fun than those games!
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