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Azure Striker Gunvolt 2
Azure Striker Gunvolt, the Mega Man-inspired 3DS platformer from the studio behind Mega Man Zero, is getting a sequel.
Inti Creates hasn't offered any details about the sequel, and its website is currently down making it even more difficult to learn any new details on Gunvolt's new adventure, but it is coming, and it will be for 3DS. Inti Creates has another announcement planned for today, but technical issues are delaying it slightly.
1st Announcement: Azure Striker #Gunvolt 2 is coming! http://t.co/ZqeWI8Hkff
— Gunvolt Official (@GunvoltGame) February 28, 2015
Our server seems to have collapsed once again under the weight of all of your love. Hang tight Strikers.
— Gunvolt Official (@GunvoltGame) February 28, 2015
As soon as our servers come back to life, we will make our second #Gunvolt announcement! Stay tuned! :)
— Gunvolt Official (@GunvoltGame) February 28, 2015
For our review of Azure Striker Gunvolt, head here.
[Source: @GunvoltGame, IntiCreates on Facebook, IntiCreates]
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