Armored Core 4 for PS3 Finally Available By November 2006

After missing its supposed summer release, Armored Core now promises its fans (the ones looking to purchase a PS3) can now look forward to a definite date to grab a copy of Armored Core 4, the game that would most likely be the first one that you can get for the PS3.

A November release of the title has been confirmed in the latest issue of Famitsu, and because of its proximity to the release date of the PS3 itself, many are speculating as to whether the game would be available on the day of the launch of the console itself or shortly afterwards.

Famitsu has also included a few details of the plot of the game, which supposedly takes place five years after a new world order has been established and people are under a new system that is referred to as Pax Economica. This new social order can be considered either as slavery or socialism, depending on one’s point of view.

As for gameplay specifics, however, the only detail that has currently been disclosed is that the title can support up to eight players.

Sadly though, Xbox 360 owners are yet to know when they can get their hands on this game as only the details for the PS3 version have been announced as of now.

Via IGN

After missing its supposed summer release, Armored Core now promises its fans (the ones looking to purchase a PS3) can now look forward to a definite date to grab a copy of Armored Core 4, the game that would most likely be the first one that you can get for the PS3.

A November release of the title has been confirmed in the latest issue of Famitsu, and because of its proximity to the release date of the PS3 itself, many are speculating as to whether the game would be available on the day of the launch of the console itself or shortly afterwards.

Famitsu has also included a few details of the plot of the game, which supposedly takes place five years after a new world order has been established and people are under a new system that is referred to as Pax Economica. This new social order can be considered either as slavery or socialism, depending on one’s point of view.

As for gameplay specifics, however, the only detail that has currently been disclosed is that the title can support up to eight players.

Sadly though, Xbox 360 owners are yet to know when they can get their hands on this game as only the details for the PS3 version have been announced as of now.

Via IGN