Kill la Kill: IF demo released on the Switch eShop
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Kill la Kill: IF launches on Switch later this week. If you’re interested in seeing what the game has to offer though, you can now find a demo on the eShop. It’s live in both North America and Europe.
We published a review of Kill la Kill: IF yesterday. Find our verdict of the fighter here.
Source: Switch eShop
[Review] Kill la Kill: IF
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System: Switch
Release date: July 26, 2019
Developer: Aplus Games
Publisher: Arc System Works / PQube
Not many anime are as equally popular and controversial as Kill la Kill. Since its debut back in 2013, the show has been lauded for its unparalleled sense of style, humor, and intense action. On the other hand, it has also been criticized for its depiction of female characters and its inconsistent storytelling. Such factors should make adapting it into a video game an intimidating process. Yet famed publisher Arc System Works has stepped up to the plate, collaborating with developer Aplus to bring the anime to life in a new fighting game, entitled Kill la Kill: IF. Better yet, the show’s original creators, Studio Trigger, have overseen the game’s creation. Now the question remains: with such pedigree behind its creation, can the game keep from losing its way?
First direct-feed River City Girls footage
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During a live stream this week, Arc System Works debuted the first direct-feed footage from River City Girls. We have the full recording below.
Damascus Gear Operation Osaka rated for Switch
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Arc System Works appears to be bringing Damascus Gear Operation Osaka to Switch. The hack-and-slash game has been rated for the console in Taiwan, suggesting that there are future plans.
Damascus Gear Operation Tokyo released on Switch last year. As for Operation Osaka, it was first made available on PS4 and PS Vita before appearing on Steam.
Off-screen River City Girls gameplay footage
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Following the game’s recent announcement for Switch, some gameplay footage of WayForward and Arc System’s Works’ River City Girls has surfaced.
Specifically, GameXplain has supplied off-screen footage of the PlayStation 4 version of the game from Anime Expo, so Switch owners can get a look at the upcoming game as well. Feel free to check out the eight minutes of footage below.
Kill la Kill: IF Switch footage
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20 minutes of footage has arrived for the Switch version of Kill la Kill: IF. Take a look at the gameplay in the video below.
Kill la Kill: IF – Dual-Wield Ryuko Matoi and Satsuki Kiryuin character trailers
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Two new character trailers are in for Kill la Kill: IF. Find videos focusing on the Dual-Wield versions of Ryuko Matoi and Satsuki Kiryuin below.
Video: Kill la Kill: IF – Switch vs. PS4 graphics comparison
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At the end of the month, Arc System Works will be bringing the fighter Kill la Kill: IF to Switch. For a look at how it stacks up to the PS4 version, check out the video below.
Kill la Kill: IF – English play guide video
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PQube has published an English play guide video for Kill la Kill: IF. Below, you can get a breakdown of the game’s controls and mechanics.
A demo for Kill la Kill: IF will be released in Europe on June 22.
Kill la Kill: IF – Systems and Controls trailer
Posted on 5 years ago by Devin(@Sonicb00m111) in Switch, Videos | 0 comments
Arc System Works has published a new trailer for their upcoming release of Kill la Kill the Game: IF that focuses on the battle systems and controls within the game.
The footage provides over two minutes of info in Japanese. Those interested can view it below.