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Armored Core: Verdict Day Headed To Xbox 360 and PS3
Namco Bandai announced that Armored Core: Verdict Day is coming to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 this summer.
Set in a dystopian future, Armored Core: Verdict Day has players commanding squadrons of up to 20 mechs. Players combat for territory rights in multiplayer mode, which ensures that players will get matched into games quickly. Single-player mode allow playerss the ability to recruit A.I.-controlled mechs with all benefits of multiplayer.
Players may carry over saved data from Armored Core V, allowing further customization of previous Armored Core mechs with hundreds of new parts.
“The Armored Core series has continually found itself a deep and dedicated fanbase,” says Carlson Choi, vice president of marketing for Namco Bandai. “Armored Core: Verdict Day expands the level of immersion with more advanced customization fine tuning and streamlined multiplayer modes.”
For more information, visit Armored Core: Verdict Day’s official website or the official Facebook page.
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