Steins;Gate

Game developers Sega and Atlus opened a website on Friday for the titles they are presenting at Tokyo Game Show 2017. The website lists the Steins;Gate Elite game not only for the previously announced PlayStation 4 and PS Vita platforms, but also for the Nintendo Switch. Steins;Gate Elite is a major update of the original Steins;Gate game from Mages. with new elements. It will launch next spring. Set in Tokyo's Akihabara district, the original game followed Rintarō Okabe as he changes fate by travelling between different world lines. The game inspired a 2011 television anime as well as the Steins;Gate: The Movie - Load Region of Déjà Vu sequel, and the game franchise boasts over 1 million copies. The followup game Steins;Gate 0 is inspiring its own anime project. Tokyo Game Show will run from September 21 to September 24, although only the last two days are open to the general public.

Video game news website Famitsu posted a teaser for a feature on the upcoming Steins;Gate Elite game that will run in this Thursday's issue of Weekly Famitsu magazine. In its teaser, Famitsu describes Steins;Gate Elite as a "Full Animation Adventure," and posted two screenshots from the Steins;Gate anime adaptation with visual novel captions. Steins;Gate Elite is a major update of the original Steins;Gate game from Mages. with new elements. It will launch next spring, and the website lists it for PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, and Nintendo Switch. Set in Tokyo's Akihabara district, the original game followed Rintarō Okabe as he changes fate by travelling between different world lines. The game inspired a 2011 television anime as well as the Steins;Gate – The Movie – Load Region of Déjà Vu sequel, and the game franchise boasts over 1 million copies. The followup game Steins;Gate 0 is inspiring its own anime project. [Via Otakomu]

Updated version of game launches next spring for PS4/Vita/Switch The official YouTube channel of Kadokawa's Dengeki PlayStation magazine began streaming a gameplay clip of the Steins;Gate Elite game on Thursday. The video shows clips from the anime adaptation with the script from the visual novel, with voiced dialogue lines. Steins;Gate Elite is a major update of the original Steins;Gate game from Mages with new elements. The game will launch next spring, and Tokyo Game Show's official website lists it for PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, and Nintendo Switch. Set in Tokyo's Akihabara district, the original game followed Rintarō Okabe as he changes fate by travelling between different world lines. The game inspired a 2011 television anime as well as the Steins;Gate – The Movie – Load Region of Déjà Vu sequel, and the game franchise boasts over 1 million copies. The followup game Steins;Gate 0 is inspiring its own anime project. PQube released the Steins;Gate 0 game on

PS4/Vita/Switch game's gameplay video also posted The official website for Mages and 5pb.'s Steins;Gate Elite game revealed on Tuesday that the game is slated for release on the PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, and Nintendo Switch on March 15 in Japan. 5pb. is also streaming a gameplay video for the game, highlighting scenes from the visual novel that have now been replaced by scenes from the anime adaptation. (Note: The first video below is region-locked for the United States, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand.) Steins;Gate Elite is a major update of the original Steins;Gate game from Mages with new elements. Set in Tokyo's Akihabara district, the original game followed Rintarō Okabe as he changes fate by travelling between different world lines. The game inspired a 2011 television anime as well as the Steins;Gate – The Movie – Load Region of Déjà Vu sequel, and the game franchise boasts over 1 million copies. The followup game Steins;Gate 0 is inspiring its own

PS4/Vita/Switch game slated for March 15 in Japan 5pb. Games began streaming a television commercial for its Steins;Gate Elite game on Tuesday. The character Kurisu Makise narrates the video, and it ends with her teasing that the "world lines" that were not animated in the anime are "being experimented." (Note: The first video below is region-locked for the United States, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand.) Steins;Gate Elite is a major update of the original Steins;Gate game from Mages with new elements. The game replaces scenes in the original visual novel with scenes from the anime adaptation. The game is slated for March 15 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, and Nintendo Switch in Japan. Set in Tokyo's Akihabara district, the original game followed Rintarō Okabe as he changes fate by travelling between different world lines. The game inspired a 2011 television anime as well as the Steins;Gate – The Movie – Load Region of Déjà Vu sequel, and the game franch