Watch 15 Whole Minutes Of Gravity Rush Play Footage

Gravity Rush was released in Japan yesterday, and Japanese site, 4Gamer, have posted impressions of the game, along with 15 minutes of in-game footage. While the impressions are in Japanese, you can still watch the play footage below:

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Kat’s abilities in Gravity Rush can be levelled up using gems. These are earned by completing the game’s challenge missions, which are separate from the missions that move the story forward. Sony have plans to release additional story scenarios and new costumes for Kat as downloadable content.


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