Next Raiden Game To Be Revealed At Tokyo Game Show

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The next Raiden shoot-em-up will be revealed at Tokyo Game Show, and a trailer for it will be shown at the Microsoft booth, developer Moss announced today.

 

This new project is meant to celebrate the Raiden series’ 25th anniversary, and is slated for release in 2015 on the Xbox One in Japan.

 

We’ll have more news on the new Raiden project as it is made available.

 

Note: Screenshot from Raiden IV.


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