FROMSOFTWARE today announced that Armored Core: Silent Line laptops, the latest of its popular series of mechanisms of action games, are now available in North American PlayStation Network. In this futuristic shooter in the third person, players take the role of a Raven, mercenary pilots to fly the giant known as Armored Core Mech. Following the amendment of the weapon load-out vehicles and propulsion systems for the mission at hand, Mech Raven in fierce battles with others through a variety of futuristic landscape. From lightning and fight against the oil slick, animated graphics, voice is a strong legacy of Armored Core.

Features:

Create and customize your mechs and parts with high schools – to modify existing designs or from scratch.
Over 450 pieces of machinery to build their own AC unit, which includes popular songs of the old AC titles.
Ad hoc multiplayer mode allows four players to fight their real designs.
New AC opponents of Japanese novel, Armored Core.
Training system that works by helping new players reach the speed of
the weapons of destruction – the tactical change of pace that opponents are disabled
Armored Core 3 Using portable games to save – up to Silent Line Portable!
Customizable control settings
The Armored Core franchise has sold over 3.5 million copies worldwide, and the original Silent Line: Armored Core for PlayStation 2 has been a crowd favorite. Armored Core: Silent Line adds a wide range of portable PSP exclusive features of the game.

Armored Core: Silent Line Portable is Rated T for Teen (violence) and is available for $ 14.99.

About FromSoftware, Inc.:
FROMSOFTWARE game development began in 1997, the launch of its revolutionary 3D first person RPG, Campo Real, the same year. The company has continued to develop and publish games for success, including best-selling franchises and stealth action ninja Armored Core series Tenchu. Demon’s Souls for PlayStation 3, which was jointly developed by SCEJ and FROMSOFTWARE, recently received critical acclaim around the world.

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