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Nintendo Impact Gaming has given us a lengthy look at Lifespeed with 23 minutes of off-screen gameplay. Take a look at the footage below.

Lifespeed will be live on the 3DS eShop on February 2, and we now know how much free space you’ll need to download  the game. The game will require 2,006 blocks, which clocks in at around 250 MB. 

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We knew Lifespeed was coming soon, but it’s probably releasing sooner than everyone expected. After hearing that the racer would be launching in February just a couple of days ago, Wee Man Studios has now followed up with news about a specific date. Lifespeed will be out worldwide on February 2.

Screenshots and art from the game are in the gallery below. We also have a fact sheet with extra information.

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Wee Man Studios announced today that Lifespeed is finally coming to the 3DS eShop next month. The game is now officially pinned down for February. Watch the launch trailer below.

We’ve been hearing about Wee Man Studios’ new racer Lifespeed for awhile now. Johh Owens has now confirmed that development is complete, and is currently in Nintendo lot check.

When will be seeing Lifespeed? New 3DS owners can expect an early 2017 launch on the eShop. If all goes well, January might be possible.

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Wee Man Studios put up a new video of Lifespeed showing additional off-screen footage from the game. Take a look at the video below.

During E3 2015 last week, Wee Man Studios had a playable version of Lifespeed on display. Take a look at some footage from the racer below.

We published an extensive report on Lifespeed earlier this month. If you missed it, you can check that out here.

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– Exclusive to New 3DS
– This is because of the hardware and performance capabilities
– Sleek comic book style panels explains the backstory
– Tasked with saving your home planet
– Race against 8 other competitors
– Use the circle pad to steer
– Fire weapons you have obtained with A
– Barrel roll with R that helps the drivers attain a good boost
– Online leaderboards
– Miiverse integration
– Out in September

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Wee Man Studios has shared the first official screenshots as well as new details about Lifespeed with Nintendo Everything.

For those who haven’t heard of Lifespeed previously, it’s a futuristic flying racing game for 3DS. It’ll come with 11 playable characters, online leaderboards, and a story mode.

Speaking of the story mode, we have new information on that front. We’re told that cut-scenes happen after almost every race, and there’s even a bit of story that plays our during races themselves. The latter is on the subtle-side, so you’ll have to be careful not to miss it. There are also two alternative endings to the comic book storyline. What you’re able to see will depend on your actions on the race track.

Characters in Lifespeed come from different planets, have their own backstory, and personal rivalries. Personalities are reflected in their statistics, style of racing, and their communications during races. Wee Man Studios hopes that, in the future, they can weave in characters not featured in the story currently as well as introduce brand new characters.

Finally, we have some information about Lifespeed’s weapons. Players fly through rings in order to obtain power-ups and weapon pickups. By flying through a multiplier ring, you’ll receive a big speed increase for a short period of time. You also fly through a weapons ring to obtain a weapon, which include lasers, missiles, mines.

Players can only hold one weapon at a time in Lifespeed. Weapons need to be targeted at the enemy and will only work effectively if you get a strong lock on. Wee Man Studios says that using the weapons locking system effectively is something you’ll need to develop in order to be good at battling in Lifespeed.

Oh, and one more tidbit: it’s possible to perform a starfox-esq barrel roll using the shoulder buttons.

Lifespeed launches on the 3DS eShop this summer. View some screenshots below.

Wee Man Studios is developing a new project for the 3DS called “Lifespeed”. This futuristic flying racing game is planned for a summer 2015 launch on the eShop.

Lifespeed offers 11 playable characters, online leaderboards, and a story mode that has players fighting for the survival of their planet. Galactic disputes are settled on the track as each racer defends their planet’s dominance.

Check out a teaser trailer for Lifespeed below. Expect screenshots and gameplay in the near future.


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