BlazBlue
Cross Tag Battle Rollback Netcode Arrives April 14
Arc
System Works America recently announced BlazBlue
Cross Tag Battlewill be receiving Rollback Netcode support
on April 14th, 2022 for both Steam and PlayStation 4. Since
February of this year, players on Steam have already gotten the chance to
try out the new rollback implementation during the official beta test
(which comes to a close April 13th). According to Arc System Works
America's official press release, "fans will find Rollback Netcode
enhancements to BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle's online play helpful for
control inputs and allow players across multiple regions to battle it out
together with smooth matches".
Similarly, BlazBlue:
Central Fiction was also updated with Rollback Netcode support
back in February of this year. Atlus and Arc System Works also recently
announced the new PlayStation 4 / Steam ports of Persona
4 Arena Ultimax will be updated with Rollback Netcode later this
year. ~TFG Webmaster, Frank Joseph
| @Fighters_Gen
Related News | December 2021 Rollback Netcode Coming to Two BlazBlue Titles in 2022
Moments before the announcement of Baiken's return to Guilty Gear -STRIVE-, Arc System Works made another surprise announcement regarding a series we haven't seen in the spotlight in a while. BlazBlue: Central Fiction and BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle will both receive a
Rollback Netcode enhancement on
PS4 and Steam.
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