This page details pre-release information and/or media for Mighty Gunvolt Burst.
Development timeline#
The game began as simply a numbered title known as "Mighty Gunvolt 2" but was selved as Inti Creates was focusing on the Physical release of Azure Striker Gunvolt: Striker Pack.
2016#
- October 30: Inti Creates told Nintendo Everything that Mighty Gunvolt Burst (originally known as "Mighty Gunvolt 2") was going to be in-development at the same time as ASGV2 but was shelved due to being short in staff saying that their staff was too small to "realistically make both projects at once".
- July 8: Azure Striker Gunvolt: Strikers Pack is released in Japan.
- November 10: Azure Striker Gunvolt: Strikers Pack is released in North America.
2017#
- May 22: The game was revealed at Bitsummer 2017 for the Nintendo 3DS and Switch, alongside the Switch version of Striker Pack.
- June 15: The game is released Worldwide for the Nintendo Switch.
- June 29: The game is released Worldwide for the Nintendo 3DS.
- July 27: Ekoro is confirmed as a free DLC character for the game.
- September 28: Joule and Call are confirmed as both DLC playable characters.
- December 20: Copen, RAY & Kurona are confirmed as DLC playable character for the game and are bundled together as the "Rivals" Pack for PS4.
2018#
- March 15: The game is released in both Japan and North America for the PlayStation 4.
- April 13: The game is released in Europe for the PlayStation 4.
- April 23: Tenzou is the last DLC character for the game. And was later bundle with Joule and Call to form the "Heroines" Pack for PS4.
2019#
- July 31: The game is released Worldwide on Steam.
Early Pixel Stickers#
Some Pixel stickers were changed right before the games full release. These were found on the game's website.
Pre-Release |
Final |
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The changes of these four-pixel stickers are as followed:
- Call has a different shading and pose compared to final releases version.
- RAY is more squished, and her proportions are off. She was redrawn in the final game.
- ASGV1 Joule has minor touchups on her face and has a different expression.
- Lola's Pixel sticker was REALLY unfinished and bad looking (due to the pallete limitations), her pixel sticker background was pink instead of orange. Like RAY's pixel sticker, Lola's was redrawn in the final game.
(Source: Deep Weeb on Spriters Resource for the discovery)