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Shingeki no Kyojin: Team Battle

Game

Team Battle is a Capcom arcade cabinet built around motion tracked omni-directional mobility gear controls, announced in 2016 and cancelled in December 2018 before ever reaching a location test or public release.

Genre: Arcade action (cancelled, unreleased)
Platform: Arcade (cancelled, never released)
Developer: Capcom
Publisher: Capcom
Release Year: 0
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Gameplay

The planned cabinet pairs a handheld device shaped like an ODM gear grip with motion tracking meant to simulate swinging and slashing through the air, chasing the kind of full body immersion arcades use for VR style attractions. Capcom's design supports single player runs alongside networked team versus and cooperative modes for up to eight simultaneous players.
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Premise

Team Battle promises the same soaring, Titan slaying fantasy as the console games, but staged as a physical arcade attraction rather than a controller based experience, aimed at Japanese amusement centers rather than home systems.
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Release

Capcom first shows the concept at the Japan Amusement Expo in 2016, then goes quiet for two years before officially cancelling development on December 3, 2018, saying it could not hit the quality bar it wanted for the immersive experience.
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