wraggster
August 10th, 2006, 18:31
Via IGN (http://uk.psp.ign.com/articles/724/724749p1.html)
One of the earlier PSP Gundam titles is getting a quick sequel. The latest issue of Famitsu has first details on Gundam Battle Royal, a follow up to Gundam Battle Tactics, which was released for the Japanese PSP in September 2005. The game is in development at Bec and Artdink for Japanese release on 10/5.
Battle Royal adds a number of features to the core gameplay of Tactics. The primary improvements appear to be in the area of wireless play. The game offers a battle royal mode for up to four players. Players can also take part in four-player cooperative missions, performing tasks such as hauling cargo and protecting the base.
You'll also find new Gundam properties represented through new units and characters. In addition to Mobile Suits, the game adds new support mecha and ships, which can also be used in battle. With the new machines comes new battle moves, including one tricky move where you send out a balloon replica of your mech in order to confuse your opponents.
This latest Gundam game is currenly 90% complete, Famitsu reports.
One of the earlier PSP Gundam titles is getting a quick sequel. The latest issue of Famitsu has first details on Gundam Battle Royal, a follow up to Gundam Battle Tactics, which was released for the Japanese PSP in September 2005. The game is in development at Bec and Artdink for Japanese release on 10/5.
Battle Royal adds a number of features to the core gameplay of Tactics. The primary improvements appear to be in the area of wireless play. The game offers a battle royal mode for up to four players. Players can also take part in four-player cooperative missions, performing tasks such as hauling cargo and protecting the base.
You'll also find new Gundam properties represented through new units and characters. In addition to Mobile Suits, the game adds new support mecha and ships, which can also be used in battle. With the new machines comes new battle moves, including one tricky move where you send out a balloon replica of your mech in order to confuse your opponents.
This latest Gundam game is currenly 90% complete, Famitsu reports.