Bandai Namco reveals the upcoming DLC mecha for "SD Gundam G Generation Genesis." (Photo : YouTube/876TV)
Bandai Namco has revealed two comparison videos of "SD Gundam G Generation Genesis" between the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation Vita. Some new details of the video game like custom characters, new mecha, quests, and many more have also been revealed.
According to the official website of the video game, the game company has released comparison videos of the game on PS4 and PS Vita. There is not much of a comparison when it comes to graphics, but it is obvious that the PS4 has better loading times than the PS Vita. The PS4 version also has better particle effects than the Vita version.
The game company revealed that players can make custom characters at a maximum of 20. They can customize their names, gender, birthday, blood type, outfit, voice, and even the background music. The abilities and skills of the custom character will vary based on their birthday and blood type.
Players can choose over 30 costumes and it will be for both genders. They should also know that the game will have 37 original characters that can be added to their parties at any time, but for a price.
Over 200 quests are available for players to take on in this video game. Each of these quests will have their own conditions like clearing the stage. Those who can clear the conditions can receive a reward like a pilot or a Mobile Suit production.
Bandai Namco introduced several new Mobile Suits for "SD Gundam G Generation Genesis" like the Gundam Ground Type from the "Mobile Suit Gundam: Lost War Chronicles." The Extraordinary-Superior Gundam from "Gundam Sentinel" was also revealed with Gundam Mk-V from the same series.
According to another post on the official website of the video game, the game company has released recently a new trailer, which can be viewed below. It is almost 20 minutes long, and it showcases in sequence some of the best Gundam and villain Mechas included in the game's campaign.
"SD Gundam G Generation Genesis" will be released for PS4 and PS Vita. It will launch in Japan and Asia with English subtitles, and it will be available on Nov. 22.
Check out the latest "SD Gundam G Generation Genesis" trailer video below:
