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Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon
Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon will contain over 300 weapons for players to use in the war against aggressors from outer space. But what if that isn't enough? Publisher D3 has detailed the extra weapons players can receive as bonuses for pre-ordering.
Gamers who pick up the game through GameStop will get access to weapons designed for the Battle Armor suit, like a five-spread rocket launcher. By pre-ordering through Best Buy, you'll get weapons geared for the Jet Armor, like an electric flamethrower. Regardless of which route you take, Insect Armageddon is pretty much guaranteed to deliver the ridiculous explosions and B-movie vibe of its predecessor, Earth Defense Force 2017.
To see the new weapons doing their thing, check out the screens below and the videos on the PlayStation Blog. Otherwise, you can learn more about EDF's local co-op or watch a trailer while you wait for the July 5 release date.
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