Project Sakura Wars was present at TGS, with Sega introducing a trio of new characters. The company also revealed that the upcoming game will be getting an animated adaptation in Japan.
Sega recently held another Japanese livestream for Project Sakura Wars. The presentation introduced Arthur and Lancelot from the London Combat Revue, as well as mascot character Gekizou-kun.
Sega has followed up its recent livestream with some new screenshots for Project Sakura Wars. The images show the Shanghai Combat Revue and the game’s new action combat system.
During its livestream today, Sega announced a Japanese release date for Project Sakura Wars. There were also some other reveals, including that the game’s combat will be significantly different to that of the rest of the series.
Sega held its first Japanese livestream for Project Sakura Wars. Included in the reveals were a number of new characters and the return of the LIPS.
Famitsu recently interviewed the senior staff for the upcoming revival of the Sakura Wars series. The interview offers some extra tidbits about the game ahead of its planned launch later this year in Japan.
Sega has provided more details on the setting for the recently announced revival of the Sakura Wars series. Fans of the series will also be happy to learn that its LIPS and trust systems return.
After announcing that it was working on a new Sakura Wars title last year, Sega has officially unveiled the series’ revival. The new game doesn’t have a title yet, but is planned for release in Japan this year, before coming west in 2020.
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Fans looking to remind themselves of the events of the first Shenmue games will have the ideal opportunity later this year. In addition, a tactical RPG series is being revived and Sega is providing a couple of new ways to play some classic titles, at least in Japan.
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