Black Desert Is Getting A King Of Fighters Costume In Japan

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The publisher of Black Desert’s Japanese version, GameOn, has revealed that the MMORPG will be getting a King of Fighters costume (thanks MMOCulture).

 

On November 11th, the Japanese version is due to be updated with the new Kunoichi character. GameOn thought she looked similar to King of Fighter’s Mai, and so the crossover was born.

 

You can see what the costume will look like in the teaser shot above. It will be available in the in-game cash shop once the update goes live.

 

Also part of that update, the Japanese version of Black Desert will get the desert region of Valencia, where it’s possible to get heatstroke and to be victim to random sandstorms. Desert world bosses will also be added.

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