After Burner Climaxing On The PSN
No, that isn’t a reference to another one of SEGA’s franchises, Bayonetta. After Burner, the classic arcade flight sim, will soon have a prettied-up remix.
As spotted on Siliconera, this week’s issue of Japanese magazine Famitsu has juicy information on this arcade remake. It will debut in Japan sometime this Spring on both the PSN and XBLA, costing 900 Yen ($10 USD)/800 MSP, respectively. The game will sport a new mode called “Climax Mode,” as well as “EX Options” to tweak game settings. The original music from After Burner II will also be available, so those of us who played it in the arcades may feel a wave of nostalgia upon hearing it. No word on an American or European release date or features, but in all likelihood, it is coming our way soon. Take a look at the gallery below!
5 Responses to “After Burner Climaxing On The PSN”
I haven’t hopped in a plane in a game in….I don’t even remember
why is there such a lack of airplanes in videogames?
(Darkvoids crappy demo doesn’t count btw)
This game looks really fun actually. Its really colorful and looks like it’lll be a good one. I’ll be snaggin this one up fo sho.
might have to pick this one up
Awesome, been waiting port to consoles for ageS!
Now SEGA, please release the following in HD/online: House of the dead 4, Daytona USA, SEGA Rally series, Virtua Fighter 1-3, Harley Davidson, SCUD Racer, Motor Raid, Wild Riders (cel shaded road rash alike) etc
~funkyellowmonkey(ps3 id)~
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Uh, the Sega Master System that Afterburner first came out on was a console.