Armored Core 3 LE and From Softwares TGS line up.
Agetec confirmed today that it is planning to release a limited edition version of Armored Core 3 for the PlayStation 2 in America. The special version, packaged in a serialized box, will include one of three full-sized Armored Core action figures and an extra-large Armored Core 3 tee shirt. The action figures, previously available through Diamond Comics, are exclusive to each retailer, with each featuring a different character. Reservations for The Armored Core 3 Limited Editionare available now, to be delivered a full week prior to the game's official launch, which is slated for September 17, 2002. The Armored Core 3 Limited Edition has a suggested retail price of $69.99. Reportedly, the limited edition version will be offered through a special promotional partnership with several retailers including ToysRUs.com, Gamestop.com and Fry's Electronics. The Armored Core 3 Limited Edition package will be available in the U.S. and Canada, while supplies last, by reserving an advanced copy of the game through the following websites: toysrus.com (part of Amazon.com), gamstop.com, frys.com, and at Fry's retail locations.
"We see The Armored Core 3 Limited Collectors Edition as a way to say thank you to fans of this series for their support through the years," said Agetec vice president, Kevin Sullivan. "Their loyalty and enthusiasm has helped make this the most successful franchise in Agetec's history."
More and More LE's make me happy. Add to that, I've taken a bit of intrest in this particular Armored Core because it looks like its going to be alot better than the others. This makes me pretty darn happy. What makes me sad is that I have absolutely no extra money to spend. =( I really like those Armored Core mech designs too.... By Full Sized... do they mean... 26 feet tall? Oh well.
Moving on to other stuff from, From Software...
Representatives for Japanese developer From Software revealed today that the company is planning to showcase a handful of upcoming games within its booth at next month's Tokyo GameShow 2002. Specifically, the company has confirmed plans to show versions of several games including Rune II for GameCube, Armored Core Online for the PlayStation 2 and O-To-Gi for the Xbox among others. In addition, the company plans to setup a special experience booth wherein players can sit in a specially designed cockpit to experience the company's recently released Xbox shooter Murakumo.
This makes me pretty happy, cause previous reports I heard were showing only Rune 2. I re ally hope O-to-gi is playable so I can hear some impressions on that sucka. Thousand Lands had better be there in some form too.
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