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Picture from Front Mission Evolved announced

Front Mission Evolved, developed by Double Helix Games, will be available for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Windows PC this spring. The game is an action-oriented Third-Person Shooter and the next installment in the Front Mission franchise. Players will take full control of the Wanzer, a massive humanoid, fully customizable war machine, in both the single player campaign and online multi-player. Choose from dozens of weapons and Wanzer parts to customize your unit, and blast your way to victory.

In the future, the world is a changed place. Technology has advanced. Countries have merged into massive geopolitical blocks. But one thing, sadly, remains the same – humanity’s appetite for war. When a terrorist attack destroys one of the U.C.S.’s prized orbital elevators, the military is mobilized to eliminate the threat. Dylan Ramsey, a young engineer, finds himself quickly caught in a swirl of destruction, conspiracies and crumbling alliances.

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