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Front Mission 2 features

Forever Entertainment just put out the latest trailer for Front Mission 2: Remake showcasing the game’s features.

The title promises an engaging storyline, strategic turn-based combat, Wanzer customization, modernized battle scenes, free camera options, modern in-game effects, a renewed soundtrack, and nine languages localization.

Forever Entertainment remake 2023 tease

Forever Entertainment is likely to announce a new remake in 2023. That’s according to president / CEO Zbigniew Dębicki, who teased the news in an interview with Famitsu.

Forever Entertainment has released a number of remakes over the years, and doesn’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon based on what he shared with the magazine. Dębicki also indicated that we’ll be seeing games in that department that aren’t necessarily limited to Japanese titles.

Forever Entertainment have shared a new trailer for Front Mission 2: Remake, highlighting some of the improvements and new features in the remake. The game was previously delayed to Q3 2023, with no new release date currently announced.

Front Mission 2: Remake delayed

Forever Entertainment has announced that it’s delaying Front Mission 2: Remake. It will not launch next month as originally planned.

In a statement, Forever Entertainment said that the company along with the development team “want to ensure that we have sufficient time to add as many functionalities as possible while proceeding with proper implementation and tests, in order to meet your expectations for a modern-day remake.”

Forever Entertainment has shared another look at Front Mission 2: Remake, this time focusing on the game’s story. This is highlighted in a trailer that was just released.

Here’s some information straight from Forever Entertainment:

Magical Drop VI trailer

Magical Drop VI debuted on Switch this week, and we have one final look with a new launch trailer. Forever Entertainment’s video shows off the recent puzzle title.

More information about it is available in the following overview:

Magical Drop VI physical

Magical Drop VI comes to Switch today as an eShop download, but fans will be interested to learn that a physical release is in the cards as well.

Two versions are on the way, with Forever Entertainment planning an “unLimited” edition and “Limited” edition. The former includes a plastic box containing a game cartridge plus reversible cover, a compendium of knowledge about the world of Magical Drop with a set of stickers, and a card with a unique number that gives the set an additional collector value. The latter includes all of these items as well as a cardboard box with unique artwork, collectible cards with designs inspired by Tarot cards, and three enameled metal pins.

Magical Drop VI gameplay

Magical Drop VI is almost here on Switch, and we have a look at the latest entry in the classic arcade series with new gameplay. Nearly a half hour of footage has come in.

Those interested in learning more about it can check out the following overview:

Forever Entertainment, along with developers Highball Games and Storm Trident, shared new details about Magical Drop VI covering the different gameplay modes as well as some extra tidbits such as confirming plans for free updates. This comes ahead of next week’s launch.

Here’s the full rundown:

Alekon gameplay

Alekon landed on Switch this week, and we have a new batch of gameplay. 24 minutes of footage provides a look at the non-violent photography game.

Further information about it can be found in the following overview:


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