Following the Taiwanese game rating reveal last week, it has now been officially confirmed that Attack On Titan 2: Final Battle is headed to Nintendo Switch.
The game follows the third season of the Attack on Titan anime adventure, with its story mode playing through selected characters’ points of view with major heroes active in Season 3 (who are playable for the first time). This boosts the total number of playable characters to more than 40.
If you fancy learning more, check out this description provided in a press release today:
"Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle will feature two new gameplay experiences: A frenetic anti-personnel combat feature using anti-personnel omni directional mobility gear and an all-new wall reclamation mode focused on recovering outside territories. Here, players will have an ability to choose a leader of their squad, pick out the members they want to include – even members who were never together in the original work, and set out to reclaim the lands from the Titans. Thunder Spears will also be equipped for battle for the first time, allowing the take down of the Armored Titan when a normal blade just won’t cut it."
Final Battle will be made available for digital purchase as an Upgrade Pack to fans who already own Attack on Titan 2, and it will also be available for purchase as a special digital or physical bundle. You'll be able to check out the action for yourself from 5th July.
Did you enjoy Attack on Titan 2 on Switch? Will you be checking out this new content? Tell us below.
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This reveal is gigantic.
Hey Ryan, you might want to put a big spoiler warning at the top of the article. The trailer spoils a bunch of things from the anime that has yet to be aired later this year.
The thing is, the third season has been split in two, and only the first half has aired so far, so it’s not immediately obvious if only the first half of the season or the entire season is included in the pack.
I agree - this trailer should be spoiler tagged. Any anime-onlys should never click on anything AoT related on the internet anyway.
I could never really get into AoT tbh. In all honestly, the only big shounen that I really like are HxH, Gintama and the undisputed classic Yu-Gi-Oh GX. I'm probably more of a shoujo guy. If only they'd translate the old School Rumble games...
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@MaSSiVeRiCaN It's especially disappointing in this day and age to watch GameStop fail as we creep ever closer to games being a digital service you rent rather than a physical product you can hold. You would think now would be a critical time for retailers like GameStop to be focusing on their customer service and making sure they are meeting shipping demands to maintain a healthy flow of customers buying physical in their stores and on their website. GameStop are practically begging for a digital-only future now, and as companies like Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo, and apparently Google (who will soon unveil a powerful streaming-focused piece of gaming hardware to "compete with Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft") increasingly focus their energies on developing robust online marketplaces like the eShop, GameStop's share of all gaming sales, especially physical sales, will plummet.
Is this getting a North American physical release? I loved AoT 2 and would gladly double dip for the Season 3 content but only in physical form.
Oh yes! Please more manga style games. Love it.
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