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The Big in Japan sale has returned to the PlayStation Store once more, with Sony offering major discounts on Japanese games in this familiar recurring promotion. The selection of games and genres is b
PQube and developer Inti Creates are delighted to announce that
Gal Gun Returns is available as a playable demo on Steam right now, ahead of the full game launch on 12th February for Nintendo Switch and Steam! As a part of the Steam Games Festival, the demo will be live from Wednesday 3rd February, 10am PST until Tuesday 9th February 2021, 10am PST.
Gal Gun Returns brings the original Gal Gun to life for the very first time in the West, but why stop there??? As a special treat to fans old and new,
Gal Gun: Double Peace and
Gal Gun 2 will also be on sale on Steam for a limited time only.
The
Gal Gun Returns Xbox release for the upcoming ecchi rail shooter has been canceled. Developer Inti Creates says this
Gal Gun Returns cancellation won t affect the game s launch on PC or on Nintendo Switch.
Why Was
This news comes courtesy of the official
Gal Gun franchise Twitter account. In a tweet, Inti Creates says it wanted to stay true to the spirit of the original
Gal Gun, the game of which
Gal Gun Returns is a remaster. However, productive discussion with Microsoft resulted in Inti saying it would be unable to ensure consistency of experience across all platforms. It sounds like Microsoft wanted Inti to make changes to the game - which is rather heavy on fanservice - that they weren t willing to make. If that s the case, it seems Valve and Nintendo haven t asked for the same changes.