Steins;Gate’s Kurisu Makise Reaches Phantom Breaker As DLC This Week

Last week, we reported that Steins;Gate’s Kurisu Makise is being released as a downloadable character for Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds in Japan, but 5pb/Mages put out an English press release as well, for the Kurisu DLC this morning.

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Kurisu will cost 400 Microsoft Points to add to the game. Additionally, the level cap of all existing characters in the game (and Kurisu, too) will be increased to level 99. Eight new achievements will be added alongside the DLC as well.

 

Siliconera recently had the chance to interview Sakari Masaki, the game’s producer, about creating a beat-em-up, and how he wanted to create something with an “old school” feel. You can read it here.

 


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