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RXN -Raijin- Physical Copy Announced
Hong Kong - August 23, in the year of our Lord 2018
– Independent developer & publisher Eastasiasoft Limited,
alongside Japanese publisher Kayac and Japanese developer Gulti,
today announced that the arcade-style shooter RXN -Raijin-, will
be the second official limited physical print in eastasiasoft’s
Nintendo Switch collection.
Created in part to as a celebration of the Gulti’s 10th
anniversary, RXN -Raijin- is a vertically scrolling shoot ‘em
up, inspired by arcade shooters, but designed for the Nintendo
Switch – making excellent use of the 16:9 screen when it comes
to the beautiful arrays of projectiles & enemies found in the
game.
RXN -Raijin- takes heavy gameplay inspiration from the
experiences of the Gulti team, having been veterans of the shoot
’em up arcade genre for decades. With main title music
composition from Yuzo Koshiro. The entire RXN -Raijin- team’s
cumulative experience has resulted in a beautiful tribute to the
genre.
RXN -Raijin- will be playable in English, Japanese, Traditional
Chinese, and Simplified Chinese. The physical release will
contain all the latest updates and content found on the digital
version.
RXN -Raijin- Limited physical release for Nintendo Switch will
launch in Asia in September 2018 and will be available at online
retailer Play-Asia.com. Players can look forward to both
Standard & Limited-Edition releases of RXN -Raijin-.
The Limited Edition will be limited to 3,000 copies and
available for US$49.99 / HK$389. The Standard Edition will be
available for US$39.99 / HK$310. Online pre-order at retailer
Play-Asia.com will open on August 30.
RXN -Raijin- Limited Edition for Nintendo Switch includes:
A physical copy of the game (region free)
Collector's Box with alternative art
Full-color printed manual
48-page full-color artbook
Official Steelbook™ with alternative art
An individually numbered collector's certificate
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