The summary of ‘Armored Core News – Armored Core 7 Confirmed!? Hidden Level found in Armored Core V & More!’

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The video primarily focuses on updates and insights into the Armored Core series. Key highlights include the release of a 384-page art book for Armored Core 6 in August and the discovery of a hidden level in Armored Core 5. Rumors about Armored Core 7 have gained traction after Miyazaki hinted at the possibility in an interview, although no concrete plans are confirmed. From Software is expanding despite industry layoffs, aiming for more frequent releases. Efforts to enhance Armored Core experiences on PC, such as those by Extra Crispy, and the exploration of previously hidden content are noted. Additionally, new Armored Core 6 model kits featuring G1 Michigan and the Orbiter AC, with customization options, are announced for December 2024. The video concludes with community-related highlights, including a "meme of the month" and link references to further news and events.

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In this part of the video, the host discusses several updates related to the Armored Core series. A 384-page art book for Armored Core 6 is being released in August. Additionally, a hidden level in Armored Core 5 has been discovered over a decade later. There are rumors about the confirmation of Armored Core 7, which originated from Miyazaki’s interview with IGN Japan, and these rumors have recently gained traction on social media. In the interview, Miyazaki expressed a strong desire to continue the Armored Core series, acknowledged the success of Armored Core 6, and mentioned that there’s room for improvement, but clarified that no concrete plans for future installments or expansions have been decided yet.

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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the uncertain future of the Armor Core series without specific details but references their own video on potential release timelines. A key interview question reveals that despite industry layoffs, From Software is in a period of expansion with plans to increase the number of projects and directors, hinting at more frequent future releases. Additionally, the speaker highlights efforts by an individual named Extra Crispy to enhance fifth-gen Armored Core experiences on PC emulators, including discovering and exploring a hidden level labeled M400, which evokes design elements from earlier generations of the series.

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In this part of the video, several updates regarding the Armored Core franchise are discussed. The narrator mentions that a mysterious underground facility is described in the official setting guide for Armored Core 5. Additionally, Von Vidia’s extensive lore video on Armored Core 6 has been released, praised for its thoroughness and engaging content. Kotaka has announced a 384-page art book for Armored Core 6, distinct from the smaller version included with the collector’s edition, though it currently faces purchase issues due to a cyber attack on the seller’s website. The book will be available on Amazon Japan starting August 23rd. The latest season update for the game, which started on May 17th, did not include new game content but reset PVP rankings. The next update is scheduled for July 19th. Lastly, new model kits for Armored Core 6 are announced, featuring the character G1 Michigan, a popular choice among fans.

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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the release of the Orbiter AC model kit, which shares parts with the starter AC from Armored Core 6. This kit includes a linear rifle and is set for customization, with additional parts kits releasing for further customizations. These parts are interchangeable among various ACs, allowing for extensive personalization. Both the Orbiter AC and these parts kits are set to release in December 2024. Additionally, Kondadia is re-releasing the Gen 3 model kit of the Crest CR c840 UL, known from the opening cinematic of Armored Core 3, also scheduled for December 2024. The video concludes with a “meme of the month” related to war crimes in Armored Core and mentions an upcoming podcast discussing Armored Core 6. The speaker also provides links to news items, community events, and a submission form for future news contributions.

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