Documentary Released: Behind the Scenes of Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion

Marvelous just dropped this docu-thing, all about Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion, which is gonna hit the Nintendo Switch 2. They got Archipel to whip it up — sounds fancy, right?

Kenichiro Tsukuda, the guy behind the mechas, chats about his early days playing with robots in the gaming scene. Felt like a trip down memory lane, but with more pew-pew sounds. The original Daemon X Machina brainchild’s backstory is kinda cool too. Love me some giant robots.

Now, Marvelous First Studio (yep, that’s their name) is back in action, pulling the strings on this high-energy sequel. Imagine zooming around in your tricked-out Arsenal. You get to fly or run around this crazy world that’s probably trying to kill you. But, hey, that’s part of the fun, right?

So, you swipe gear from the enemies you blast. Sounds like dumpster diving but way cooler. Upgrade yourself and battle solo or with two other pals online. Giant bosses await — bring snacks.

The game’s got some wild highlights:

– Titanic Evolution: New-gen platforms, wild sci-fi ride, and action that newcomers and diehards will likely dig. It’s armor-clad chaos.
– Build a Better You: Get creative. Your Arsenal’s like a Lego set but with more lasers. Customize like a mad scientist.
– Team Up: Co-op and asynchronous play. Fancy way to say you can squad up with friends. Epic battles need epic pals.
– Pretty Yet Dangerous: Alien worlds await. Whether you walk, fly, or ride like the wind (yes, even on horseback), adventures abound.

Circle 5 September 2025 on your calendar. Titanic Scion hits the shelves and Nintendo eShop for the Switch 2 everywhere. If you’re into that kinda thing, get ready to suit up and blast off! Who needs real life when you’ve got mechas?