"For the new game, one of the new additions is called the Burst Combo System," says Aizu. 9-but it also includes expanded play mechanics. While Burst plays much like the original Mighty Gunvolt, it's not only a lengthier experience-players have to fight through levels to take on all eight of the bosses from Mighty No. Burst, on the other hand, is a full game, which one Inti Creates representative compares to a classic Mega Man game, saying Burst will offer a similar amount of material to contend with. 9 (which Inti Create co-developed) into a simple, lightweight action game that spanned a handful of quick levels. The original Mighty Gunvolt was a tiny, snack-sized game that cutely combined elements of both Azure Striker Gunvolt and Mighty No. However, it's Mighty Gunvolt Burst that offers the most meaningful improvements. Mighty Gunvolt Burst is something of a mulligant for the Inti Creates crew. We're looking to work with different publishers to get a physical release for America and Europe, but at the moment nothing is set." However, Aizu confirms that the Striker Pack makes the most of Switch's lack of region-locking by including multiple language options: "If you buy the Japanese version, you can play it in English."
"We have a physical version confirmed for Japan," he says. The Striker Pack shipped as both a digital and retail release on 3DS, but Aizu can't guarantee a physic edition of the Switch conversion for the U.S.
When you used to play these old-school games on NES and Super NES, they ran at 60 fps, and it's nice to be able to get back and keep that style of game in 60fps.
"Probably the biggest notable difference you'll see right off the bat is that both games have been upgraded from 30 fps to 60. "We took the Steam version for ASG1 and then added all the DLC for AGS2 to make it a sort of game-of-the-year complete version. "We published the first Gunvolt on Steam, and that served as the base for the Switch conversion," says Inti Creates CEO Takuya Aizu. The change of platform to a single-screen, higher-powered system naturally brings with it some improvements and revisions, but nothing terribly surprising-especially for those who have already played the Steam release of Azure Striker Gunvolt. The Striker Pack, of course, is simply a reprise of last year's 3DS release. While perhaps less exciting than something along the lines of the studio's recent Blaster Master remake, they have their own appeal-especially Mighty Gunvolt Burst. Independent developer Inti Creates announced two new games this weekend at BitSummit: Mighty Gunvolt Burst (for 3DS and Switch) and a port of the Azure Striker Gunvolt Striker Pack (from 3DS to Switch).
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