Radiant Silvergun Blasts To Xbox Live Arcade In September

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Radiant Silvergun for Xbox Live Arcade was given a release date today. It’s being released on September 14th for 1,200 Microsoft Points in Japan. The game has has 7 weapons that the player can use at any time.

 

Radiant Silvergun’s visuals have been spruced up in high-definition for the Xbox Live Arcade release (although, you can switch back to the older look), and a few new additions have been thrown in for good measure, too. Amongst these is a bonus Ikaruga style shooting mode, but no details on this mode are available yet.

 

The Xbox Live Arcade version of Radiant Silvergun includes both the Sega Saturn version of the game with a story, as well as the arcade version. It will support 2-player co-op over Xbox Live.

 


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