Are you a fan of 2D fighters? What's your favorite on the Switch? Mine, it's gotta be Blazblue Centralfiction!!

Picked it up tonight. Solid experience for sure. Very surprising that Arc isn't promoting this game at all. Zero mention of it on their social media on release day or leading up to it. My one major complaint was the absence of English voice acting. I thought the English VAs did a great job with the Under Night characters in BBTAG.

Gonna pick this up tomorrow for my switch lite. It's part of the eshop sale and it's only just over £11 so that's a plus.

Favorite fighter on the Switch for me would have to be DragonBall FighterZ. I love 3v3 battles, reminds me of Marvel vs. Capcom.

Hello. Do this run on 60fps on switch?

I liked this one a lot more than Blazblue Centralfiction. How do you have 21 characters to select? on mine there is only 20

Its my favorite fighting game, is it as good on switch as it is on steam? How's the online experience?

It's easily my favorite fighter on Switch. DB Fighterz, Skullgirls 2nd, Power Rangers, the Street Fighter Games are great games, but UNiB seems to me a lot deeper and more fun. The SNK Fighters are also outstanding games, but are more a nostalgic thing to me. I was always a big Blazblue Fanboy, but the latest Installments changed the game mechanics to much and in a bad way imo. UNiB is doing everything right and is the new star on Switch imo. I hope ArcSystem will release more of their games and naybe other fighting games will join the Switch too.

How's the online?

Is it like Street Fighter or just a 3 button smasher?

This is the first game I'm planning to buy for the switch Hope I don't regret it XD

While I understand the gripe about the button labels, I like them more, the buttons are their own thing and not to mention you can remap them, and if the change happened I think that would be very confusing personally with remapping to get the button scheme to work with you, though as I said I understand, also favorite switch fighter is honestly probably this or blazblue central fiction

Mk11 Granblue fantasy versus UNICLR JUST BOUGHT IT RN HOPEFULLY I LOVE IT GOT I ON SWITCH THO BCUZ HAVE OTHERS O PS4

Blazblue Central Fiction is the Best 2d fighter in switch. But this one is a very good game. Great video.

is the arcade mode too easy??

ark systems actually had no help in making under night it's all French bread a very small company witch is also why the Chronicle mode is Very minimal listic

The button layout complaint is a weird one. It makes less sense to label it according to the buttons. Fighting games are known for allowing you to alter your controls to your liking. That's why they should always favor using a universal notation.

Do people still play on switch

Best Switch fighter game - Garou Mark of the Wolves.

Central fiction; Garou and last blade 2

Best 2D fighter period.

buy HELLA BUY

"a quick relable would have been insanely useful" The reason fighting games do not use ABXY but instead use ABCD from the arcades is for several reasons. 1. This standardizes the name of the inputs across all platforms, making it easier to communicate with the audience. For example, you won't need to rewrite patch notes for each console, and if you look up a combo online, it will be written in the universal language, not console-specific buttons. Since fighting games as popular around the world, a lot of effort has gone into making it as accessible to share information across language barriers as possible. 2. If you remap the buttons on the controller, this becomes even more confusing, because instead of saying "light attack" it says X but X could be anything on any controller. This is made worse by the fact people even build their own controllers for fighting games and you have no idea what they labled it. 3. This gets even worse for contextual actions like VCO, Chain Shift, Assault or Force Function which would simply say the button but not why you are pressing it. This is mainly an issue when doing the combo trials. Anyway I just wanted to clear this up since the FGC is often accused of gatekeeping by writing combos in arcane code like "B > 2C > FF > j.C > 236B" it's not to keep out beginners it's because it's actually more inclusive this way for all the different players of the game. Edit: It would be alright to have a button that lets you toggle between default control input and arcade input to help beginners, but it shouldn't be a crutch since the moment you try to explain the inputs to anyone else you are SoL and it would make communication in the community more difficult. It's better for everyone to learn the same ABCD language instead of speaking ABXY vs BAYX vs square triangle X circle or carved out cardboard pizza box with 40 remappable buttons on it. Yes it takes some getting used to but it's worth it for the community in the long run.

I imagine this game is dead now on switch?

Pokken..........