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Godzilla smashes cities on PS3 and PS4 in summer 2015

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UPDATE: It’s confirmed. Godzilla is coming to PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 in summer 2015. We’ll plug in the new trailer as soon as it’s live.

ORIGINAL POST: There’s a PlayStation 3 Godzilla game set for release in Japan on December 18, 2014, and it’s likely heading stateside sometime thereafter, as indicated by some recent posts on the game’s social media channels that hype some manner of reveal at December 5’s first Game Awards. A trailer from September 2014 shows off the upcoming game in all its building-smashing, laser-breathing glory.

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Godzilla should be a treat for longtime fans of the venerable kaiju film series. In the trailer you can see Godzilla facing off against a host of classic foes. like Ghidorah, Mechagodzilla, Mothra, and Biollante. The eponymous nuclear lizard also notably sports his classic, upright posture, unlike the regrettable 1998 redesign. The game’s release follows the recent . 

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