Granzella released the first official trailer for R-Type Final 3 Evolved for PlayStation 5. The upcoming R-Type side-scroller launches first in Japan on March 23 followed by a worldwide release this spring.
Here’s an overview of R-Type Final 3 Evolved via NIS America:
About R-Type Final 3 Evolved
Experience the return of the legendary side-scroller series, now on PS5! R-Type Final 3 Evolved brings the explosive R-Type Final 2 action onto the PS5 in Unreal Engine 5, and includes all the DLC stages from Stage Pass 1, along with unreleased bonus stages, making this a must-have title for new and veteran shoot-’em-up fans alike.
Enhancements: Experience the explosive adventure of R-Type on PS5, where the frenetic action of the original games meets updated 3D visuals and modern gameplay features. Universal Challenge: The performance-based difficulty system adjusts to each player’s individual experience, making this game accessible to new and veteran pilots alike. Customized Loadout: Choose from a fleet of fighters from previous installments and personalize every element of your ship, including its color, weapon loadout, and decals. You can even customize your pilot to your liking in the hangar! Worlds of New Content: R-Type Final 3 Evolved includes PS5 exclusive stages created by Kazuma Kujo, all of the homage stages from the first Stage Pass, and update Version 2.0.0. which contains new playable ships, a new multiplayer mode, global rankings, and more.
R-Type Final 3 Evolved Vol.1 Trailer
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