Sega is ending arcade service in Japan for its highly successful mecha game Border Break on September 9, 2019, which is the game’s ten anniversary. The game has grossed over a hundred million dollars, and Sega stated it wanted to revive Border Break on arcades, so don’t be surprised if a new version is in the works.
Kotaku previously reported that Japanese model company Kotobukiya had made one-to-one scale plastic parts for a Borde…
Sega teamed up with Kotobukiya to create an enormous one-one scale Border Break mecha plastic model.
As previously reported, arcade game Border Break is coming to the PS4 in Japan, so third-party peripheral maker Hori is making these twin sticks. According to Famitsu, they’re priced at 18,334 yen ($171). However, if pre-orders don’t reach 3,000 units, the controllers won’t go into production.
It’s only March! There is still time for another company to top this. But for now, Japanese peripheral maker Hori…
Free-to-play mecha battle game Border Break kicks off its open beta test next month in Japan (no word yet about outside the country). Developed by Sega, it’s a PlayStation 4 exclusive. Have a look at the game’s new trailer.
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