Teyon is one of the most prolific publishers and developers on the 3DS eShop, and is returning to the store next week in North America with a title from Japan - it's publishing Iron Combat: War in the Air by Amzy, which arrives in North America on 19th March for $6.99. We've reached out to Teyon regarding a European release and will provide an update once we receive a response.
As the name suggests this is focused on air battles, seemingly transitioning from dog-fights to more focused boss encounters - it looks like a mix of Ace Combat and Liberation Maiden to us. If destroying hundreds of enemies in a mech isn't enough for you, completing missions in the story mode or Free Play will also accumulate currency for upgrades, so it certainly sounds promising.
You can see a trailer for this below, so let us know what you think.
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I enjoyed Liberation Maiden and usually like anything involving air combat games, so hey itll be worth a look.
Anorexic mech-girl air combat, eh? I'll give it a look if the combat is fun. There's still a lack of action-heavy shooter games on the 3DS.
Yep this is a day one buy. Looks cool and love air combat! Hope it has customization and a leveling system.
this looks awesome.
It looks really good, but what's up with all those "Mech-girls" ... wouldn't it be easyer to just make them gundams or anything like that? ...
But whatever floats their boat I guess ^^"
Ooo I want
This game is awesome, if not a little repetitive.
It can basically be described as "Strike Suit Zero Lite", though in mecha musume mode the gameplay is more like an arena battle game than a TPS.
Never thought this game would make it over, so I already have it on my JP New 3DS, but I'm glad it's finally making it here.
Though honestly, the localized title sounds stupid.
It was released in Japan as Rinkō no Lanze (Phosphorescent Lanze) in December 2013! Thought it would've been localised sooner to be honest..
Great game, strangely, I was thinking of replaying it last night, hoping for a PAL release too..
I don't get it. Both characters seem to be entirely promotional, since nowhere in the game they seem to show up at all. What's the point, then?
Europe deserves to wait for this after getting Ironfall Invasion two weeks before NA.
Hmm, I may have to get this..
@Kaze_Memaryu
The flying things you control are those characters. Took me a bit to notice it. You're controlling the anorexic girls with wings and crap on them.
@WinterWarm So NA deserves to never get some titles since Europe has also never received some?
Some sound logic you have there. Not to mention most games are released earlier in NA.
@LinkSword
A better solution would be to drop region locking. Like everyone else did.
I'll give this a shot. It does remind me that I would like a better note or wish list function on the eShop. One where I can list titles not yet released or even ones I want to look for. Granted, that's still ahead of Sony's PS Store on the Vita. No wish list option there at all.
@Vineleaf
I would really like a wishlist option for the Vita. Strangely, there is on Sony's website, but that it's missing in the PS Stores is a bummer.
@Kaze_Memaryu ...what? The each of them is in literally every second of every part of the video. Did you not watch it?
@russellohh A flying ship... and a flying mech. No humanoid presence. Even if they were piloting the things, they still aren't visible.
Well yes. I shall partake in this mechanized air combat game. Thank you.
Looks good, might try it out.
@Kaze_Memaryu
You can clearly see them when they're on "mech" mode.
@Kaze_Memaryu At 22 seconds through the rest of the video, they repeatedly turn and face the camera. Not only can you tell them apart by the different color outfits, but even their hair and facial structure are clearly different as they fly around.
Are you maybe watching this on a phone or something? At 22 and 38 seconds, not only can you see their faces, but their arms, legs, and...yeah.
It's a game about two people that can fly. The entire video shows two people wearing shiney suits, flying.
Why does this look like this is something the Vita would have?
@russellohh Huh, it took me watching the whole video five times and constantly pausing to actually make out that much...
And no, I don't even have a phone - I use the WiiU GamePad for that. Maybe that had something to do with it, but I honestly didn't see these details at all without pausing.
Sooo, yeah. Sorry, my mistake.
Please, don't be like Inti Creates and take 6+ months to bring it to Europe.
I so want to play this!
@Kaze_Memaryu No problem! The Wii U gamepad is actually just about DVD quality, but only a few inches across. The heads are small, so you don't really see faces well, but the arms and legs are a bit more obvious. The colors are what really gave it away
When I saw the headline I was hoping for a Virtual On experience with online play. This does look neat.
This looks awesome! This is something I'll likely buy without waiting for a sale depending on the review.
@Maximknight
Same here, my friend. The price seems to be great for such a title. I just hope that there is a lot to keep coming back to.
I'm gonna sit and wait for a review (a 6 won't cut it).
@Windy srsly! Looks pretty sweet! Can't wait to play in full 3D. NA needs more titles to make it to the system, tired of the same old rehash of old nes games and crappy games that couldn't cut it on smart phones.
Game looks pretty fun, if not slightly twitchy. I didn't know they made anime girls with normal sized breasts, either.
This looks really nice. Pretty cheap and I love air combat game, so a day one for me
@LinkSword It makes more sense if you don't think about it.
Liberation Maiden 2: Ace Combat.
Well, hello, there! You're speaking my language, trailer.
I love how people get up in arms about the Boobies Kagura game, but no one cares about how absurdly skinny these gals are.
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