Nuke it out and clear the deck: Gundam Battle Royale screens

Robots in space nuking it out with each other over a 24-hour period in a fit of survival and desperation? Sounds like a Japanese movie we know (and a movie Quentin Tarantino oh-so recommends), but Gundam Battle Royale is hardly anything like the Japanese movie hinted at by the game’s title. It’s actually a follow up to last year’s Gundam Battle Tactics, and lots of you Gundam fans are sure to find lots of familiar faces and robots here.

Despite this, there’s going to be a heck of a lot more war bots, special attacks, high powered weapons, and customizable equipment to be had. And now it’s on the PSP, gamers get to hook up via ad hoc mode and do co-op battles of up to four players. Sounds fun, yeah?

There’s still not much info about it, even though Bandai Namco will release the game in Japan by October. Heck, no one even seems to know it it will be released for the US. So, we’re sticking it out and we’ll bring you more updates as they come along.

Robots in space nuking it out with each other over a 24-hour period in a fit of survival and desperation? Sounds like a Japanese movie we know (and a movie Quentin Tarantino oh-so recommends), but Gundam Battle Royale is hardly anything like the Japanese movie hinted at by the game’s title. It’s actually a follow up to last year’s Gundam Battle Tactics, and lots of you Gundam fans are sure to find lots of familiar faces and robots here.

Despite this, there’s going to be a heck of a lot more war bots, special attacks, high powered weapons, and customizable equipment to be had. And now it’s on the PSP, gamers get to hook up via ad hoc mode and do co-op battles of up to four players. Sounds fun, yeah?

There’s still not much info about it, even though Bandai Namco will release the game in Japan by October. Heck, no one even seems to know it it will be released for the US. So, we’re sticking it out and we’ll bring you more updates as they come along.