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Beatshapers shows off StarDrone Extreme for PS Vita in a brand new trailer

Beatshapers just sent over the first trailer for their newly announced PlayStation Vita title, StarDrone Extreme. The game has been confirmed as a launch title in both North America and Europe and looks, unsurprisingly, like the PlayStation 3 version that’s now available on the PSN.

Check it out below.

StarDrone Extreme PlayStation Vita trailer:

[youtube_sc url=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGDguVb-v38″ width=”550″]

In StarDrone, players pilot their Drones across the galaxy, collecting pieces of Equilibrix in order to restore the equilibrium of the universe and stop the evil G-Noids from taking over. However, this journey requires much more than star-gazing, as your Drone is constantly in motion and the more stellar matter you collect, the faster it will travel until you are moving at the speed of light. Along the way, key power-ups will earn you more points that will ultimately let you compete against the world on the StarDrone leaderboards.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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