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BlazBlue: Central Fiction DLC character Trinity Glassfille revealed - Gematsu

Gematsu·28 June 2026 at 02:10·1 min read
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Following an initial announcement earlier this week, Arc System Works has officially announced BlazBlue: Central Fiction new downloadable content character Trinity Glassfille for the PlayStation 4 …

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1BlazBlue: Central Fiction DLC character Trinity Glassfille revealed - Gematsu.
2Following an initial announcement earlier this week, Arc System Works has officially announced BlazBlue: Central Fiction new downloadable content character Trinity Glassfille for the PlayStation 4 ….

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28 June 2026 at 02:10
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