At first glance, Nitroplus Blasterz could be mistaken for one of those elaborate fan-made fantasy fight videos, cobbled together out of stolen sprites and the Mugen fighting engine. This bizarre collection of anime heroines from dozens of different sources has them whipping around impossibly fast, using all of their signature moves (or what you might assume are their signature moves if, like me, you only recognize a handful out of the cast of characters) in a glorious display of "who would win in a fight" frivolity.
Only, it's not some pre-rendered movie. Someone actually made this. They stitched together all of these wildly different characters and placed them in a fighter that allows them to move and fight each other as seamlessly as they would in their own anime. Kyle was quite taken with it when it came out for consoles last February. Despite not having a ton of nostalgia or reverence for most of the cast, he found a fighting game that could stand on its own merits. So how does the PC version stack up?
Well, it's damn near identical as far as I can tell.
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