Crimson Dragon

  • Online Co-Op: 3 Players
  • + Co-Op Campaign
by Taylor Killian 0
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Single player still makes the console launch, though.

Crimson Dragon's Multiplayer Delayed until December

Anybody who was a fan of the old Panzer Dragoon games must have been tickled pink by the unveiling of its spiritual successor, Crimson Dragon, at the Tokyo Game Show in 2011. The project suffered some delays, a console shift from the 360 to the Xbox One, and dropping the dreaded Kinect Requirement, before it was ready to let us take to the skies on November 22nd. There is something of a catch, however.

by Justin Reynolds 0
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  • xbox one
  • online
New screens from the first area you'll soar through

Crimson Dragon Coral Lakes Screens of Beauty

We’ve got some juicy new screens for upcoming title Crimson Dragon, a game we can only describe as an on-rails, dragon flying, sky battle of awesome. The screens are from the first area of the game, known as the Coral lakes. The area contains massive structures made from coral, and the visuals looks great. The Coral Lakes are also home to other creatures, such as the Vespin, a bug like creature. When the Vespin swarm together, things can get complicated for the dragon, so it’s best to stay away.

by Jason Love 0
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  • xbox 360
  • xbox one
  • online
The game will also feature synchronous and asynchronous co-op

Crimson Dragon No Longer Requires Kinect, May Still be Coming to 360

The last bit of news we heard about Crimson Dragon, the game being hailed as the spiritual successor to the widely popular Panzer Dragoon series, was that the PAX East 2012 demo had found its way onto the Japanese XBLA marketplace. This was, perhaps, a bit of fortuitous happenstance for the much delayed title as the project's director, Yukio Futatsugi, received a good deal of feedback about the game being Kinect only. It seems that folks weren't content using only some gestures and their voice to control their dragons, and preferred the tried-and-true method of using those twin analog sticks and face buttons. So, Crimson Dragon will no longer be Kinect only. However, that's not the only bit of news coming out of E3 about this co-op title.

by Paul Acevedo 0
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  • Xbox Live Arcade
  • couch
  • online
There be dragons in this footage

Crimson Dragon Demo and DLC Leak on Japanese Xbox 360 Marketplce

It seems like we've been waiting ages for Crimson Dragon, the spiritual successor to SEGA's cult-favorite Panzer Dragoon series. Since Microsoft hasn't shared news on the game in more than half a year, the universe seemingly took it upon itself to throw us a bone: the game's PAX East 2012 demo recently leaked on the Japanese Xbox 360 Marketplace, along with a handful of DLC. We didn't get a chance to grab the demo before it was pulled, but the footage we share with you now is the next best thing.

by Paul Acevedo 0
Screens
  • Xbox Live Arcade
  • online
Three dragons, one epic rail shooter.

Crimson Dragon Trailer and Screenshots Emerge

Crimson Dragon, the sequel to Panzer Dragoon in everything but name, now has an official Japanese site. And with that site comes a few new screenshots as well as higher-quality versions of the ones originally provided by Famitsu. Additionally, the game's dazzling trailer (previously glimpsed via camcorder video on YouTube) is available for download to Xbox 360s with a Japanese Xbox Live account. Siliconera has kindly uploaded the trailer for all the world to see.

by Sam Tyler 1
Screens
  • xbox 360
  • online
Project Draco gets an official name change to Crimson Dragon

Project Draco Becomes Crimson Dragon: Still 3 Player Co-op

I don't know why companies still insist on creating code names for their products before coming out with the official title; I was happy with the Nintendo Piddle, before they changed it to the Wii. The latest name change surrounds the spiritual successor to Panzer Dragoon. Project Draco shall now been known as Crimson Dragon. Along with a new name, some equally new details are beginning to appear about this elusive exclusive for the Xbox 360 Kinect.

by Sam Tyler 1
News
  • Xbox Live Arcade
  • online
The upcoming Kinect exclusive dragon game, Project Draco, has announced 3 player co-op

How to Ride Your Dragon in 3 Player Co-Op: Project Draco

The thought of strapping yourself to the back of a mythical beast may sound fun, but most of those stories involve death, destruction and more than their fair share of turning people into stone. If, like me, you prefer to keep your magic animal riding strictly to Kinect, then you are in luck.  The spiritual successor to Panzer Dragoon, Project Draco, has announced 3 player online co-op.

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