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Picture from Ubisoft announces Armored Core for Answer

Ubisoft will publish Armored Core for Answer, the newest addition to From Software’s mech-based combat franchise, Armored Core. The 13th installment in the series, Armored Core for Answer is scheduled for release on the Xbox 360 and PS3 in September. Here’s what Ubisoft is saying about the game:

“In the distant future, massive urban development and pollution have critically damaged the planet. There’s widespread fear that the end of the world is approaching. The League corporations, a military superpower, control the planet’s infrastructure and have forced most of the world’s population to live in huge aerial communities, called Cradles, to avoid contamination. The ORCA, a rebel resistance still residing on the surface of the polluted planet, have amassed a formidable arsenal and are mobilizing to attack The League’s bases to put an end to their iron grip on the planet. As a mercenary armed with cutting-edge military robot technology, choose your side and defeat the other factions by harnessing the power of the deadliest and most gigantic weapons ever created by mankind.”

Armored Core for Answer will be rated “T” for Teen for mild language and violence.

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