D3 Publisher shared the latest trailer for Bullet Girls Phantasia that highlights key features including its main girls, a variety of weapons ranging from guns to sword and magic, and even tanks.

The Bullet’s aero design saves fuel because the trailer is easier to pull, Lucara said, but Beall couldn’t use “aerodynamic” in its claims since a competitor complained in 2007.

Bullet Girls Phantasia released today in Japan, Korea, and in Asia on PS4 and PS Vita. Here’s a new trailer with English subtitles for the Asia version.

World War 2 combat simulator War Thunder has come a long way since it got Steam Greenlight approval back in February. Russian developer Gaijin Entertainment has released a gorgeous new CGI trailer ...