Microids has signed a publishing agreement with Japanese animation studio TMS Entertainment to produce a video game based on the manga series and anime Space Adventure Cobra. It is currently in pre-production for consoles and PC. No specifics were announced consoles.
Here's a brief overview of the game and the series via Microids:
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Video game
The video game offers players the chance to step into Cobra's shoes as the famous galactic bounty hunter in a futuristic and colourful universe.
Original Project
Created in 1978, the cult manga Cobra has captivated generations of fans with its intricate plot, known for its many twists and turns. With the legendary Psycho Gun on his left hand and his iconic collaboration with the Lady Armaroid, the infamous space pirate Cobra has captivated audiences for decades.
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"We are extremely excited to be working on this adaptation of Space Adventure Cobra, a legendary anime that has inspired a generation of fans," said Microids CEO Stephane Longeard in a press release. "We are committed to respecting the universe and characters created by Buichi Terasawa, while providing an immersive gaming experience true to the spirit of the anime series. The Space Adventure Cobra game promises to be a great adventure for fans and gamers looking for a rich and exciting universe."
TMS Entertainment CEO Tadashi Takezaki added: "We were very impressed by the passion and professionalism of the Microids team and we are confident that Cobra fans will be thrilled with the new video game. We look forward to the final product, which promises to delight fans."
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source of information: gematsu.com
