Armoured Core V has been finally released in North America with Europe launch following soon. It’s a mech-action game, but I bet you probably know that already. We also have the launch trailer for you which looks pretty amazing.

“With a greater focus on multiplayer, Armored Core V adds a new layer of replayability and mech mayhem for gamers,” said Carlson Choi, Vice President of Marketing, Namco Bandai Games America Inc.

“Using highly customized mechs, friends can now team up and defend their territories from opposing Armored Cores, making for some intense battles in the war-torn environment.”

The game is highly customizable with over 500 parts available at your disposal to make a unique mech for yourself. The game also features 10-player multiplayer battles, and huge team-based skirmishes.

Stay tuned for our review of the game soon. Tell us what you think in the comments section below.

We have a new trailer for Armoured Core V, which is for some reason named as doomsday. Well, you have to watch the trailer to find out why it is named like that.

The game will be released on 23rd March for the PS3 and Xbox 360. It’s being developed by From Software and published by Namco Bandai.

You can head over to their EU website over here to know more about the game.

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We have some amazing comparison videos from Armoured Core V, which gives you a basic idea of which platform has better visuals and performance.

The game is a mecha based 3d action game for the PS3 and Xbox 360, and features some radical improvements over its predecessors. If you are unsure of which platform to buy this game on, take a look at these two videos below.

It will be released on March 23rd for both the HD Twins, and is being published by Namco Bandai. The embedding function is disabled, so you have to check them out on YouTube, but we have posted the links for you.

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Check out the amazing new trailer from Armoured Core V. The footage shows some insane mech battles and squad based gameplay. It’s in Japanese but you can understand the gameplay mechanics that are shown here.

The previous game was pretty disappointing for me, but in the end, From Software must have learned new things from it, which is what matters.

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