New Strider Screenshots Show The Return Of The Mecha Pon Boss And More

Capcom have shared a new batch of screenshots from the upcoming Strider game, showing off a number of Hiryu’s moves, such as the charged slash, star jump and launcher. The screenshots also reveal the Mecha Pon boss, who will be making his return.

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As previously reported, the Snake-like Ouroboros and rival boss Solo will also be making their return in the game. Strider is in development for PC, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4.

 

 


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