Steins;Gate Elite’s Gameplay Video Shows The Visual Novel With Anime Footage In Motion

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5pb. recently announced that Steins;Gate Elite is headed to Switch and that it’ll have a different style that tells its story using footage from the anime in its entirety. Here’s a first look in a new trailer for TGS 2017.

 

WhiteFox is taking care of the production, as they did with the anime, and it is mentioned that Steins;Gate Elite will have every second of animation from all 24 episodes of the anime captured within the new updated version of the hit visual novel.

 

Steins;Gate Elite releases in Japan in Spring 2018 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, and Nintendo Switch.


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