POMONA, CA (May 21, 2009) – UFO Interactive Games, Inc., a leading publisher of interactive entertainment, announced that the shoot’em up title, Raiden 4™, is coming to the Xbox 360 console in August 2009.
About RAIDEN 4™
One of the most beloved franchise shooters makes its way onto the next generation console utilizing the power of the Xbox 360 to enhance the graphics, gameplay and style like never before. The screen will be filled with countless sorties that you must shoot, evade and destroy, utilizing amazing new weaponry, along with fan favorites.
RAIDEN IV™ KEY FEATURES:
•Challenging New Bosses and Stages – With new stages and never before seen bosses, experience the fast, blistering game play action that never gets old.
•Items, Weapons, and More – Unlock and master a variety of weapons, including fan favorites such as the Spread Shot and Laser, and never before seen weapons and items!
•Best Graphics to Date – The series has transitioned from its 2D roots to 3D, creating lush environments, devastating explosions and countless enemies, without a drop in frame-rate.
•Online Features – New replay feature lets you record and share your best sorties with others, while the global leader-board will track the best Aces in the world, leading to bragging rights and the title of Master Ace!
•Downloadable Content – Connect to the Xbox LIVE marketplace to download new ships, art assets, wallpapers and more!
About UFO Interactive Games
Based in Pomona, CA, UFO Interactive Games is a third party licensee of Nintendo of America, Sony Computer Entertainment America and Microsoft, whose function is in development of original, mass-market gaming software. UFO Interactive Games is distributed exclusively by Tommo, Inc. and has recently developed a new line of games under its UFO Family product line made especially for children aged three to six, offering a positive point of entry for the youngest gamers into the casual video game market. For more information, please visit www.ufointeractivegames.com.
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