Senran Kagura EV Will Be Available For Multiple PlayStation Consoles

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Senran Kagura EV, which actually stands for Senran Kagura: Estival Versus, will be available for multiple PlayStation consoles, according to producer Kenichiro Takaki.

 

Game Jouhou reports that during the Senran Kagura livestream event this evening, Takaki confirmed that the game’s platform has been decided upon, but that he couldn’t say what it was. Takaki then added that it was a multiplatform game.

 

Estival Versus is somehow connected to last year’s Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus on Vita. It looks like Marvelous are adding the Senran Kagura “Versus” series to the list of games are released across multiple PlayStation systems.

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