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Turnus · by **Turnus** » 11 Sep 2013 15:26

http://gematsu.com/2013/09/mobile-suit- ... ing-to-ps3

Sal Romano wrote:Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme VS Full Boost is coming to PlayStaton 3 in Japan next year, the latest issue of Weekly Famitsu reveals.

The game will feature over 20 new playable Mobile Suits, and more than 90 in total. The New Mobile Report Gundam Wing and Gundam EXA series will also appear for the first time.

A large number of theme songs and background music will be featured. It includes 30 songs not in the arcade version plus five original songs. “Premium G Sound Edition” will also be released at the same time.

Online rooms can hold up to 12 players. Settings that let you limit your opponent’s rank or winning ratio have been added to improve matchmaking. Arcade mode can also be played in cooperatively with other players online.

Turnus · by **Turnus** » 18 Sep 2013 16:17

Official site: http://exvsfb.ggame.jp/

Over 150 new screenshots: http://gematsu.com/2013/09/gundam-extre ... creenshots

The original Gundam Extreme Vs port is one of my absolute favorite PS3 games, and the disc is almost always in my console. There's nothing like boost dashing all over the battlefield, keeping an eye on all your enemies, and then pulling off a lightning fast attack that wipes out everyone around you. I'm also partial to the Gundam universe, so that only endears me even further to the game.

I'll be importing it as soon as it becomes available.

Turnus · by **Turnus** » 23 Sep 2013 16:02

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http://www.mechadamashii.com/news/news- ... announced/

Donkey Show wrote:Looks like we’ll be getting another limited edition arcade stick courtesy of Hori. Scheduled for release in 2014, the Gundam Extreme Versus Full Boost arcade stick will go for 16,800 yen and will be released in limited quantities. Based on the NOIR arcade cabinet layout and using the same model as the previous Gundam Extreme Versus stick and Soul Calibur V arcade stick, it is built to look like it was pulled off of the Full Boost arcade housing. It will use the Sanwa JLF 8 way stick and Sanwa OBSF-30 for the face buttons, bringing arcade quality parts to your PS3. The button layout on the stick replicates the arcade version exactly, but you can fill in the extra button slots if you plan on using it for other games. There’s also a very cool clear button cover with the VSTG logo over the start button that’s super slick. It also comes with button stickers to indicate what actions each button represents, similar to the arcade version. As an owner of the Soul Calibur V arcade stick, this is a very quality product if you can get your hands on it.

Turnus · by **Turnus** » 23 Sep 2013 16:13

TGS Teaser Play Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoZfYBrCBEA

ksevcov · by **ksevcov** » 23 Oct 2013 05:29

http://gematsu.com/2013/10/gundam-extre ... e-date-set

Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme VS. Full Boost will launch for PlayStation 3 in Japan on January 30, 2014, the latest issue of Famitsu reveals.

The standard edition will cost 7,980 yen, while a limited edition will cost 10,980 yen.

Turnus · by **Turnus** » 08 Nov 2013 18:48

http://www.mechadamashii.com/news/news- ... announced/

Donkey Show wrote:Recently announced at a private trade event, Namco Bandai has announced the sequel to Gundam Extreme Versus Full Boost called Gundam Extreme Versus Maxi Boost. The title will hit Japanese arcades in March 2014 and will more than likely run on the System 478 board based off of the PS4 architecture. Game mechanics are currently unknown at the moment other than the addition of the F and S Drives (similar to how Assault and Burst works in Full Boost perhaps?), but since Maxi Boost is still carrying the Extreme Versus moniker, we can only assume that the gameplay will iterate on top of the current Full Boost mechanics. The following new suits in a total of 14 will also arrive in the sequel: AGE-01, AGE-02, Avalanche Exia, Char’s Zaku, Perfect Strike, Legend Gundam, Penelope Gundam, Brave Commander Graham Acre Type, and Elpeo Puru’s Quebeley Mk II.