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Dengeki Bunko FIGHTING CLIMAX has seen a number of additions through its console release and update to IGNITION, and Sega is set to continue growing the cast with downloadable content.
While their release dates have yet to be revealed, Netoge no Yome wa Onna no Ko Janai to Omotta? protagonists Ako and Lucian are planned to join FIGHTING CLIMAX as playable and assist characters respectively sometime in the near future. Unlike previous roster updates, they will require a separate purchase.
Players can look forward to seeing Ako and Lucian in action at the upcoming Dengeki Game Festival, scheduled for March 13.
Source: Dengeki Online via Gematsu, IPLAYWINNER
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According to a release from the developers themselves, Radiant Entertainment, the indie studio helmed by Evo founders (and Shoryuken owners) Tom and Tony Cannon, has been acquired by competitive gaming giant Riot Games.
Over the past few years, Radiant has delivered two promising titles in Stonehearth, a simulation title focused on town-building, and Rising Thunder, a free-to-play fighting game with MOBA-esque controls. Both of which have been iterated upon in various alpha builds, and the latter in particular gained a good deal of traction within the fighting game community due to its unique mechanics.
But while Stonehearth will continue on, Rising Thunder servers are scheduled to close on March 18.
“The team will start work on a new game that we’re incredibly excited about,” the announcement states with regards to Rising Thunder. “We wish we could say more now, but rest assured you’ll hear more when the time is right.”
Riot themselves have tangential ties to the world of fighting games through parent company Tencent, who published Jade Studio’s Xuan Dou Zhi Wang in China. Although the title was deemed a King of Fighters rip-off early on, the developers eventually partnered with SNK Playmore to feature guest appearances by Terry Bogard and Benimaru Nikaido.
Whether or not this new project stays true to Rising Thunder’s fighting game roots remains to be seen. In any case, we wish the Radiant team all the success in the world as they move onto this exciting new venture. Stay tuned for more details!
Source: Radiant Entertainment


