As a long-time fan of the Front Mission series, this news about the Tokyo Game Show 2024 has sent me into a frenzy of excitement! The prospect of getting my hands on a demo build of the highly anticipated remake of Front Mission 3 is almost too much to bear.
Rainy Frog has shared the exciting news that they plan to establish a booth at the Tokyo Game Show 2024. At this showcase, the company intends to exhibit demo versions of seven captivating games. Among these, one game that piqued our curiosity is the remake of Front Mission 3, which will be playable on a Nintendo Switch.
For the first time, we’ve learned about the potential remake of the third main installment in the series, following Forever Entertainment hinting at its development during the September 2022 Nintendo Direct broadcast. Although the company has primarily been working on the remakes for the first two Front Mission games, they have yet to unveil any materials related to the remake of Front Mission 3.
When Rainy Frog shared this update, the official website for Front Mission 3: Remake only displays the original game logo, with no additional details apart from Megapixel Studio’s collaboration with Forever Entertainment on its development. However, since Rainy Frog is a branch of Forever Entertainment, it’s reasonable to assume that both parties have been collaborating to create and adapt the demo version. We anticipate that Forever Entertainment will soon unveil Front Mission 3: Remake officially in the upcoming weeks prior to TGS 2024.
Individuals who participate in the event from September 26-29 and successfully play the demo of Front Mission 3: Remake have a chance to grab an exclusive sticker set featuring Wanzer units from the game. Keep in mind that this offer is limited by stock availability, as shown in the image below:
It seems highly probable that the Nintendo Switch will be the initial platform where Front Mission 3: Remake becomes accessible, given the upcoming TGS 2024 demo. If Forever Entertainment maintains its pattern from the previous remakes, it might take a bit longer for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC players to enjoy the game on their preferred systems.
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2024-09-11 20:25