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A Look at Attack on Titan’s Gameplay 3DS

If you follow the Anime series Attack on Titan like I do, then you’re most likely excited for Attack on Titan: Humanity in Chains. Well, today we received some gameplay footage and it’s pretty awesome. If you have no idea what this is, check out the overview here: Attack on Titan. There’s a lot to do […]

If you follow the Anime series Attack on Titan like I do, then you’re most likely excited for Attack on Titan: Humanity in Chains. Well, today we received some gameplay footage and it’s pretty awesome. If you have no idea what this is, check out the overview here: Attack on Titan.

There’s a lot to do in Attack on Titan for the Nintendo 3DS. Sure, you’ll be zipping around on your Omni-directional Mobility Gear, hacking and slashing Titans to bits (or if you’re like me, dying a lot in most gruesome ways), but saving a fellow squad member from the clutches of a Titan’s maw is so much more rewarding when it’s a real-life player in the 4-player online or local co-op.

You and your friends will want to make sure to take in the sights at familiar locations, be it Wall Maria, the Trost District or even beyond the wall in the Forest of Giant Trees. Just keep an eye out for the Colossal and Armored Titans.

There’s also plenty of customization, from selecting an array of weapons (bringing a Titan down with a fan is certainly a sight to behold) to creating your own character. And of course, some intense Titan on Titan action. (Spoilers maybe, if you haven’t seen the anime or read the manga?)

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