Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon download size for Playstation has been revealed
The file size for the upcoming mecha action game isn't as large as some expected.
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Armored Core 6 features two DRMs
The upcoming Mecha game made by FromSoftware will be using the Arxan DRM on top of the Easy Anti-Cheat on Steam.
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Armored Core 6 given a "teen" rating by the ESRB
The highly anticipated Mecha action game should release as scheduled given that it already received a rating.
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Armored Core 6 launch trailer reportedly coming soon
The trailer for Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon is expected to be released before the month ends.
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Armored Core 6 gets official rating in Korea
Several games in the past have announced their respective release dates shortly after being rated in South Korea.
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Armored Core 6 release window leaked
A new report suggests that Fires of Rubicon will be hitting the store shelves just ahead of this year's holiday season.
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FromSoftware reveals new details for Armored Core 6 in a lengthy interview
FromSoftware producer Yasunori Ogura discussed the development of Armored Core VI at the Taipei Game Show 2023.
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FromSoftware to host Armored Core 6 showcase in February
FromSoftware's first mecha game in over a decade will be the highlight of its showcase at the Taipei Game Show.
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Armored Core 6 images leaked online
New images from the upcoming mecha game developed by FromSoftware have been shared on Reddit.
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Armored Core 6 will not feature multiplayer co-op
FromSoftware has made it clear that its main focus for Armored Core 6 is the single-player campaign.
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FromSoftware reveals first details for Armored Core 6
Company president Hidetaka Miyazaki and game designer Masaru Yamamura answer some questions regarding the upcoming mecha game.
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FromSoftware is working on new Armored Core game
A job listing suggests that the Elden Ring developer is working on the Mecha game.
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It appears that FromSoftware's next project is a new Armored Core game
After working mostly on dark fantasy games for over a decade, FromSoftware might be going back to where it all began.
