Months after its original announcement, publisher Forever Entertainment and developer Storm Trident confirmed when Front Mission 2: Remake, the remake of the second entry in the series by Square Enix, will release on Nintendo Switch worldwide.
The remake will make its debut on the Nintendo console on June 12th worldwide for the price of $34.99 / €34.99. A new trailer showcasing the game was shared online today, and you can check it out right below.
Front Mission 2: Remake, much like the remake of the first entry in the series released last year, will be an extremely faithful remake that will preserve the original game's mature story and deep tactical turn-based combat, presenting them with enhanced visuals and new features and enhancements, such as improved loading speed, new free camera option, improved soundtrack and more. Additionally, the excellent Wanzer customization options will return in all of their glory, giving players ample possibilities as main character Ash and his companions deal with the conspiracy unfolding in the country of Alordesh.
Front Mission 2: Remake launches on Nintendo Switch on June 12th worldwide. Like the remake of the first entry in the series, the game was announced as a Switch exclusive, and other versions of the game haven't been announced.
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