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Virtual-On Force is Region-Free, Has English Translation

Virtual-On Force, the Xbox 360 port of the 2-on-2 mecha fighting game, includes an English translation and will work on North American 360s. The move suggests there’s no US release in sight, but the series always had a more serious following in Japan anyway.

While we already got the XBLA port of Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram, Force is an entirely different beast, adding two more players into the mix and simplifying the combat a bit. It might be a bit outdated for a full price retail release, but as you can see in the video below, it does looks pretty fun.

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Joe Donato

Video games became an amazing, artful, interactive story-driven medium for me right around when I played Panzer Dragoon Saga on Sega Saturn. Ever since then, I've wanted to be a part of this industry. Somewhere along the line I, possibly foolishly, decided I'd rather write about them than actually make them. So here I am.

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