Gundam Rogue Orbit

Gundam Rogue Orbit isn't Monster Hunter or Armored Core, it's an action game being designed to welcome new Gundam fans to the anime franchise.

Generative AI was a hot topic during Summer Game Fest, as more game development companies have been implementing it in upcoming projects. One game that isn't utilizing the technology is Gundam: Rogue Orbit, as the next entry in the decades-old mecha anime series has confirmed that its game is 100% human-created. Speaking to GameSpot, Gundam: Rogue Orbit producers Yuya Tomiyama and Shinya Satake had a simple response when quizzed about the game and how it is being developed. "For this title, we can say that there's no generative AI use," the producers said. In contrast, Sega's reveal of Crazy T

We spoke with Gundam: Rogue Orbit main producer Yuya Tomiyama and chief producer Shinya Satake about starting a new era of Gundam as a video game first, what they’re hoping to accomplish with it, and how Rogue Orbit differs from what’s come before. This interview has been edited for clarity and length.

A co-op adventure that nails the feeling of a playable ‘90s anime.

Orbitals' twin protagonists Maki and Omura have this adorable little habit. When they leave behind a tool – a ground-pound backpack or hacked microwave oven – they'll often say goodbye to it. Or sayonara, rather, if you're playing Orbitals in Japanese (as well you should; subs over dubs any day). Read more