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Capcom sent a news release today announcing Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor will be playable at PAX East.
Players can get their hands on two missions during the event: Manhattan Beach Landing at the Capcom booth (#950), and a new exclusive mission set in downtown New York at the Microsoft booth (#524).
Capcom also released a video today showing off some of the Kinect features as well as new gameplay.
Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor releases June 19, 2012 for the Xbox 360 and Kinect.
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