There’s A Lot More Sci-Fi In Time Travelers Than You May Have Expected

Level 5 have released the second trailer for Time Travelers. This was shown at Level 5 World this past weekend and shows of a number of scenes and characters that weren’t in the original trailer for the game:

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Time Travelers’ story begins on April 28th, 2031. At that point in time, there’s a “Space Elevator” suspended 2,000 metres above Tokyo, powering the city. Perhaps that’s why Hina’s wearing a space suit?

 

You can read our hands-on impressions of Time Travelers in this post. The game is slated for release on the Nintendo 3DS, PSP and PlayStation Vita in 2012.


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