The exceptionally skilled Japanese game developer, Arc System Works, known for creating fighting games such as Guilty Gear and Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, has unexpectedly scheduled a presentation.
Gear up, fellow gamers! I’m super excited to join you all later this week on June 27th at 10am Japan time or 26th June at 6pm Pacific, which translates to 2am BST for my friends in Britain. This event is shaping up to be a game-changer, packed with potential updates on our beloved games, such as Marvel Tokon, and tantalizing hints of “entirely new” projects that the team’s been working on behind the scenes! Let’s see what they’ve got in store for us!
Among the projects he’s working on, one is particularly intriguing – it’s Daisuke Ishiwatari himself who’s involved. Known as the driving creative force behind the Guilty Gear series, Ishiwatari has kept us captivated for years. With Guilty Gear Strive being over four years old now, we can’t help but feel there might be a significant update on the horizon.
Regardless, the event is being broadcast live on YouTube and Twitch. Consequently, you can expect updates related to this showcase right here at Push Square, including some late-night coverage from our team here in the UK.
As a gaming enthusiast, I can’t help but wonder what exciting reveals Arc System Works has in store for us at their upcoming event. Let’s keep our discussions respectful and engaging, shall we? After all, we’re here to share our love for games!
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2025-06-23 17:06