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Attack on Titan 3 opens digital pre-orders on Switch 2 with a new trailer; Omega Force’s game launches December 10

Attack on Titan 3 is up for pre-order on the Switch 2 eShop, with a new trailer and bonuses for Attack on Titan 2 save data; out December 10.

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Anyone who played the first two remembers the omni-directional mobility gear whizzing between rooftops: Attack on Titan 3 is now up for digital pre-order on Nintendo Switch 2, through the eShop and the Nintendo Store. Koei Tecmo and Omega Force released a new trailer made for the Switch 2 version. The game launches on December 10.

It is the final chapter of Omega Force’s action series, telling the whole Attack on Titan story from the Survey Corps’ beginnings to its conclusion. Players take the role of a Scout Regiment member and relive the key events alongside the anime’s cast.

Besides the standard edition, physical and digital, there is a physical Steelbook launch edition and a Digital Deluxe Edition with a digital artbook and customization, equipment and starter item packs. Digital pre-orders get the “Wings of Freedom Earrings”, and early buyers get the “Wings of Freedom Hoodie”. Players with Attack on Titan 2 or Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle save data on the same console get extra in-game bonuses, with details to come. Voices are in Japanese, with text in English, French, Italian, German and Spanish.

Source: Koei Tecmo America (press release).

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