Not content to release the game as of May 14 for download on PS4, Xbox One and PC, 3D Realms challenges the logistical constraints of the moment and announces that a boxed release will take place all over the world on June 26. It will cost 24.99 euros for a PS4 copy and 29.99 euros for a Switch cartridge. On the occasion of this cross-platform outing, Ion Fury (who was initially named Ion Maiden before being assaulted by a band of scalp with guitars) has a localization in French, English, Spanish and Russian, even if the protagonist Shelly "Bombshell" Harrison is not necessarily renowned for dialogue, as evidenced by its nickname.
"We never thought that the day would come when we could use the Build Engine on current consoles, but we think that players will appreciate the fantastic efforts of Voidpoint and General Arcade"said Mike Nielson, CEO of 3D Realms, which cites development studios and portage consoles here, respectively. Ion Fury will rotate will rotate in 60 frames per second on PS4 and Xbox One, this objective apparently not concerning the Switch which on the other hand keeps the merit of being able to be carried everywhere.
While relying on the engine of Duke Nukem 3D, Ion Fury However, it incorporates modern functionalities that were absent at the time, including headshots, deeper interactions with the environment, more advanced physics, automatic backups and full screen compatibility. Guaranteed without procedural generation, this love letter to FPS of the 90s also includes localized damage and smooth transitions between each of the 7 levels of the game.
