Blazblue: European launch interview with United Zen CEO Tomo Ohno: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

|This interview was conducted on March 3rd 2010, during the course of a press event in Cologne, held by Headup Games, the German publisher of Blazblue: Calamity Trigger. The interview was conducted by Adrian Ruth (Kuroko) and David Huggele (ATG) for HardEdge www.hardedge.org, the biggest German Fighting Game community. Before the interview, Tomo Ohno held an introductory speech and outlined Zen United's work in Europe, emphasizing that the late European release of Blazblue: Calamity Trigger is necessary in order to gather feedback about the market, which Arcsystem Works isn't accustomed to yet.

|This is a very interesting drawing. As you can see this is just regular printer paper. On some of them - there is actually a print on the back. You know, they used misprints to work with (laughs). This is an original drawing that the main artist did. Then she hands it to the assistant artist, and he creates the animation. For example, this is litchi: This is hier animation for jump spin and land (shows us sketches of her j.B), for that you need 15 drawings. A B C and so on.

|Arcsystem Works has been giving some hints in recent interviews that there might be a followup to Guilty Gear Overture. You described before how everybody at ASW at everything, whatever is needed, so I was wondering, is there a "Fighting Game Team" at ASW, and some other team that does all the smaller games?

|You know, Tatsunoko - I grew up with them. That was something I  grew up with. strangely, when you saw the animations when you were a kid, they looked so real.  You lived in that world. If you look at them now, well... (laughs) So, you know, I personally wouldn't want to see something i enjoyed so much when I was a kid, now seening it in the Arcsystem style. Especially since Capcom took them all (laughs)