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Namco Bandai has decided to send over the first in a series of videos detailing the multiplayer components in Armored Core V. It’s got robot customization, giant mechs, big guns, and explosions so what the hell else do you want?
Armored Core V will release on the PS3 and Xbox 360 on March 20th
Now the last Armored Core game I played was the first or second, so it’s been a while for me which puts me in...
If anyone felt this season has been a bit lacking in the ‘giant robot’ games then they’ll be pleased to know that Armored Core...
It seems you’ll be able to hop back into your mechs on March 20th when Armored Core V releases for the PS3 and Xbox...
Namco Bandai released its Gamescom trailer for the From Software developed Armored Core V. The latest installment in the mech action franchise includes more...
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