Scheduled for release on July 16, 2026 / The soul of (70s robot anime) is revived HACPBS7CA Scheduled for release on July 16, 2026 ◇
◆Product Introduction◇
◆The soul of "70s robot anime" is revived
■The soul of "70s-style robot anime" is fully awakened. In the 1990s, the legendary robot anime game "Get P-X" was released only in Japan. This ambitious work, which caused a sensation at the time with its unprecedented volume of 8,000 hand-drawn original drawings and 4 CD-ROMs, has finally been revived with full remastering using Reiwa technology. The love for the golden age of robot anime, the spirit of parody, and overwhelming passion—this is the definitive edition that allows you to experience all of it in a modern environment. [Anime Part] "Play" the TV anime itself This work is not just a game. It is—"the TV robot anime program itself". Three protagonists board the combined robot "Get P-X" to confront the invasion of the Space Demon Empire. Time signal → Opening → Main story → Eye catch → Commercials → Ending → Next episode preview... This is a one-of-a-kind work that allows you to experience the familiar structure of a classic TV anime as a player. Furthermore, the classic robot anime trope of "switching to a new model in the middle of the season" is fully included. The excitement you felt as a viewer will be revived as a player.
■8000 hand-drawn original drawings, fully revived. The animation, which was recorded at 320x240 dots and 15fps in the PlayStation version, has been: - Re-digitized from the original Betacam tapes - Enhanced to high definition using super-resolution technology - Fully recorded at the original 24 frames per second The images created by the animation studio at the time have been revived to the quality they should have been. This is a reconstruction that goes beyond the realm of "remaster". [Shooting Part] Transform into three forms, launch! The main game is a classic side-scrolling shooter. The protagonist's mecha, Get P-X, can transform into three forms, each equipped with a main/sub weapon, charge attack, and special move.
■ X1 (Balanced Type): A versatile machine that can handle any situation.
■ X2 (Speed ​​Type): Outmaneuvers enemies with high-speed maneuvers. The charged attack "X-Seeker" is an exhilarating barrage that clears the screen.
■ X3 (Power Type): The high-risk close-range attack "X-Slap" is a one-hit kill. "X-Cannon" can change the tide of battle. And in the middle of the story—Get P-X evolves into "Get P-XX". Both the machine and the attack methods are completely revamped, and the feel of the game itself changes. Robot anime × shooting. The ideal form is here. [Extra Mode] The battle never ends. Includes all 6 types of extra modes that are unlocked after clearing the main story. - Boss rush with movie setting - IF story development - Other world arrangement - Experimental stage presentation and more [Remastered version new features] The difficulty of the original remains the same, but comfortable features have been added to suit modern players. - Rewind function: Instantly restart from the moment you made a mistake - Rapid fire function: Accelerate the intense robot battles - Quick save: Save at any time - Scan line reproduction: Faithfully reproduces the texture of a CRT monitor. It's user-friendly for both longtime fans and first-time players. [A star-studded cast of voice actors x anime song legends gather] The voice cast includes Akira Kamiya, Sho Hayami, Shuichi Ikeda, Ichiro Nagai, Goro Naya and other renowned voice actors. The theme song and insert songs feature legends of the anime song world such as Isao Sasaki, Akira Kushida, and Hironobu Kageyama. The "soul of 70s anime" is completely reproduced not only in the visuals but also in the sound.
◆Product Details
◆Compatible Console: Nintendo Switch
Genre: Shooting
Supported Languages: Japanese, English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
CERO Rating: Suitable for ages 12 and up
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