Genso no Rondo Guns To PlayStation 4 Next Week In Japan

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Genso no Rondo is being released for the PlayStation 4 in Japan next week, and developer Cubetype have released a new trailer for the shoot-em-up.

 

Genso no Rondo on PS4 will include high-definition visuals, a new user interface, adjustments to the game balance, new characters and event CGs, a Story Mode, Arcade Mode, Boss Rush Mode, online, and more.

 

Cubetype will release Genso no Rondo in Japan on June 11th as a download title.


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